A treatise of knowledge and love compared. In two parts I. Of falsly pretended knowledge. II. Of true saving knowledge and love. I. Against hasty judging, and false conceits of knowledge; and for necessary suspension. II. The excellency of divine love, and the happiness of being known and loved of God
By: Richard Baxter
Series: Digital Library of Classic Protestant Texts
Publisher: Alexander Street Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Alexandria, VA
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Number of pages: 86
Notes: Title from title page. This document is drawn from: The practical works of the late reverend and pious Mr. Richard Baxter. [London: 1707].

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Originally published: London: Thomas Parkhurst, Jonathan Robinson, and John Lawrence, 1707.

The source for this digital reproduction can be found at: University of Oxford, Bodleian Library: Fol. Theta 597.

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