Arscott, A., & Franklin, B. (1731). Some considerations relating to the present state of the Christian religion: Wherein the nature, end and design of Christianity, as well as the principal evidence of the truth of it, are explained and recommended out of the Holy Scriptures, with a general appeal to the experience of all men for confirmation thereof. By Alexander Arscot. [Two lines from I John]. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, at the new-printing office near the market.
Chicago Style CitationArscott, Alexander, and Benjamin Franklin. Some Considerations Relating to the Present State of the Christian Religion: Wherein the Nature, End and Design of Christianity, As Well As the Principal Evidence of the Truth of It, Are Explained and Recommended Out of the Holy Scriptures, With a General Appeal to the Experience of All Men for Confirmation Thereof. By Alexander Arscot. [Two Lines From I John]. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, at the new-printing office near the market, 1731.
MLA CitationArscott, Alexander, and Benjamin Franklin. Some Considerations Relating to the Present State of the Christian Religion: Wherein the Nature, End and Design of Christianity, As Well As the Principal Evidence of the Truth of It, Are Explained and Recommended Out of the Holy Scriptures, With a General Appeal to the Experience of All Men for Confirmation Thereof. By Alexander Arscot. [Two Lines From I John]. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, at the new-printing office near the market, 1731.