The Great Worth of Scripture Knowledge; With Some General Directions, or Rules, for the Right Understanding of the Holy Scriptures. To Which is Added, a Comment on the Lord's Prayer. By Francis Roberts, ... Abridged by John Tift

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British Library

T122256

"The substance of the following pages were published by Dr. Roberts, 1675, at the beginning of .. "" The key of the Bible"" "(Preface to the reader).

Burton-upon-Trent: printed by T. Wayte, 1794. 32p.; 8