Of The Head-Corner-Stone : by Builders still ouer- much omitted : That is; a forme of teaching Iesvs Christ, out of all the Holy Scriptvres, both of the Old Testa- ment  and of the New; Gathered into one entire Bodie : in Substance, all one, with that which is commonly vsed by all; But in Forme or manner, as it were, a neerer & plainer path, not yet  troden by any. The whole Worke being digested into Two seuerall Tomes : eyther of which Tomes, hauing two Bookes therevnto appertaining : as more at large is to be seene in the next Leafe. Togither with certaine Tables of diuers sorts, for the better vnder- standing, and vse of these Bookes; One, of Method, in the begin- ning; and three others in the end
Subtitle: the first of the Scriptures, in two parts; the next, of other Authors, and their Authorities; the third, of the more speciall & principall matters, contained in the whole worke
By: By Edm: Bvnny, Batche- ler of Divinitie. ... (4 lines)
Contributors: McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Printed by W. Iaggard
Published: 1611
Place of publication: [Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 577