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• The form of process in the judicatories of the Church of Scotland : with relation to scandals and censures: to which is subjoined, several acts and overtures of the General Assemblies there anent: And other Things of a public and interesting Nature
  Published: (1763)
• The form of process in the judicatories of the Church of Scotland : with relation to scandals and censures: to which is subjoined, several acts and overtures of the general assemblies there anent: and other things of a public and interesting nature
  Published: (1763)
• The ancient bishops consider'd : both with respect to the extent of their jurisdiction, and nature of their power. In answer to Mr. Chillingworth and others. Wherein The Conformity of the Government and Discipline of the Church of Scotland, with that of the Ancient Church, is fully manifested: And it is made evident, that the Ministers of the Gospel, or Pastors of the Parishes, are not Presbyters but Bishops; and that the Government of the Church by Presbyteries, Synods, General Assemblies, and Commissions of General Assemblies, is not Presbyterian but Episcopal Government. By Alexander Lauder, Minister of the Gospel at Mordentoun
  by: Lauder, Alexander
  Published: (1707)
• A letter to a minister of the Church of Scotland : shewing the unreasonablness [sic] of extending chapter VII. of the Form of process to probationers: that this is contrary to scripture rules, and must have dismal effects
  by: Maclaurin, John
  Published: (1747)
• An alarm to the Church of Scotland on the apparent prevalence of a worldly above a spiritual and religious interest in her supreme judicatory. Exemplified in the proceedings of the last General Assembly. In a letter from a member thereof to a reverend brother
  by: Walker, Thomas
  Published: (1771)