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• The westminster Assembly's Shorter catechism explained : by way of question and answer. Part first. Of What Man IS To Believe Concerning God. By some ministers of the Gospel
  by: Erskine, Ebenezer
  Published: (1800)
• 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
  by: Vincent, Thomas
  Published: (1784)
• The Assembly's shorter catechism explained, by way of question and answer : Wherein it is essayed, to bring forth the truths of God, contained in that excellent composure, more fully than has been attempted, in any one of the explicatory catechisms hitherto published; and, at the same time, as compendiously as the subject would allow. In two parts. I. Of what man is to believe concerning God. II. Of the duty which God requires of man. By some Ministers of the Gospel
  Published: (1764)
• A most familiar explanation of the assembly's shorter catechism : Wherein their larger answers are broken into losser parcels, thereby to let in the light by degrees into the minds of the learners. To which is added in the close, a most brief help for the necessary, but much neglected duty of self-examination, to be daily perused. And to this is subjoined, a letter of Christian counsel to a destitute flock. By Joseph Allein, late preacher of the Gospel at Taunton in Somerset-Shire
  by: Alleine, Joseph
  Published: (1757)
• Two short catechisms, mutually connected : The questions of the former being generally supposed, and omitted in the latter. The former contains the most of what is absolutely necessary to be known in order to salvation, and may be taught children before they can read. The latter contains the most of what is necessary to be known, in order to admission to the Lord's table; and being a brief explication of the assembly's shorter catechism, frequently in almost the express words thereof, may be learned along with, or immediately after it. By John Brown, late minister of the Gospel at Haddington. To which are now added, the Gospel catechism, and other hymns for children
  by: Brown, John
  Published: (1797)