Two sermons, delivered in Shelburne, (Mass.) May 15, 1808
Subtitle: In which are plainly exhibited the Scriptural evidences of the essential divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ; and the importance of viewing and treating Him according to his real character
By: By Theophilus Packard, A.M. pastor of the church in Shelburne. ; [One line of Scripture text]
Contributors: Denio, John, 1778-1859, printer
Publisher: Printed by John Denio
Published: 1808
Place of publication: Greenfield [Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 37
Subjects: Divinity; Congregational churches; Sermons; American Sermons
Notes: Two states of gathering E noted. In the earlier the errata, p. 37, consists of three lines, the text for Isaiah under the heading "eternity" on p. [38] is given as "vi. 6," and the sentence ending on line 13, p. 34 ends "may be difficult to determine." In the later the errata is extended to seven lines, the citation is to Isaiah "ix. 6," and the sentence on p. 34 ends "may be difficult."

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"Appendix. A few texts, in which things, the most significant of absolute divinity, are attributed to Jesus Christ."--p. [38-39].

Burke Library copy (Union Rare WW G25 v.11): Second state; No. 10 in a bound volume of titles.

Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, 15830