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• The assembly's shorter catechism explained : by way of question and answer. Part second. Of the duty which God requires of man
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• An explicatory catechism: or, An explanation of the assembly's shorter catechism : Wherein all the answers of the assembly's catechism are taken abroad in under questions and answers; the truths explained, and proved by reasons and scripture; several cases of conscience resolved; some chief controversies in religion stated, with the arguments against divers errors: useful to be read in private families, after examination in the catechism itself, for the more clear and thorough understanding of what is therein learned. By Thomas Vincent, sometime minister of maudline. Milk street in London
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• An explicatory catechism: or An explanation of the assembly's shorter catechism : Wherein all the answers in the assembly's catechism are taken abroad under questions and answers; the truths explained, and proved by reason and scripture; several cases of conscience resolved; some chief controversies in religion; stated, with arguments against diverse errors: useful to be read in private families after examination in the catechism itself, for the more clear and through understanding of what is therein learned. By Thomas Vincent, sometime minister of Maudlin, Milk street, London
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  Published: (1744)
• An explicatory catechism; or, An explanation of the assembly's shorter catechism : Wherein all the answers in the assembly's catechism are taken abroad in under-questions and answers, the truths explained, and proved by reason and scripture; several cases of conscience resolved; some chief controversies in religion stated, with arguments against divers errors: useful to be read in private families, after examination in the catechism itself, for the more clear and thorough understanding of what is therein learned. By Thomas Vincent, sometime minister of Maudline-Milk-Street, in London
  by: Vincent, Thomas
  Published: (1799)