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• A discourse proving that the Christian religion, is the only true religion : wherein, the necessity of divine revelation is evinced, in several sermons. By Increase Mather. [Ten lines of quotations]
  by: Mather, Increase
  Published: (1702)
• The general delusion of Christians : touching the ways of God's revealing Himself, to, and by the prophets, evinc'd from scripture and primitive antiquity. And many principles of scoffers, atheists, Sadducees, and wild enthusiasts, refuted The Whole adapted, as much as possible, to the meanest Capacity. In four parts
  by: Lacy, John
  Published: (1713)
• The general delusion of Christians : touching the ways of God's revealing Himself, to, and by the prophets, evinc'd from scripture and primitive antiquity. And many principles of scoffers, atheists, Sadducees, and wild enthusiasts, refuted The Whole adapted, as much as possible, to the meanest Capacity. In four parts
  by: Lacy, John
  Published: (1713)
• An impartial enquiry into the standing monuments, or external and internal evidences which prove the scriptures to be a revelation from God : In which is considered I. The Necessity of a revelation. II. What things are necessary to assure us that this or that system of religion is from heaven. III. Shew that the scriptures are supported by all the evidences needful to prove its divinity. Under this head the seeming contrast an the accounts given by the evangelists, on which the objections to its divinity are founded, are fully removed; and the supposed absurdities charged on the doctirnes contained in the scriptures, fully examined. By John Weir
  by: Weir, John
  Published: (1773)
• A brief view of the necessity and truth of the Christian revelation : By Thomas Hartwell Horne
  by: Horne, Thomas Hartwell
  Published: (1800)