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  by: Ashdowne, William
  Published: (1768)
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  Published: (1741)
• Dr. Hammond's exposition of Gal. vi. 15 : For in Christ Jesus, neither Circumcision availeth any thing, nor Uncircumcision, but a New Creature. And Bishop Hopkins's exposition of John iii.5. Except a Man be born of Water, and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the Kingdom of God
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  Published: (1740)
• The necessity of baptism : in order to church membership and Christian communion, shewn from Christ's own words, John iii. 3, 5. In two letters to a learned divine
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  Published: (1740)
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  by: Hammond, Henry
  Published: (1739)