Brookes, Matthew "doctor of divinity."

Brookes, Matthew

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The Sacred And Most Mysterious...Brookes, Matthew "doctor of divinity."
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The Sacred And Most Mysterious History Of Mans Redemption. Wherein Is set forth the gracious administration of Gods Co- venant with Man-kind, at all times, from the begin- ning of the World unto the End. Historically digested into three Books, The first setteth down the History from Adam to the blessed Incarnation of Christ : The second continueth it to the end of the fourth year after his Baptisme, which was the three and thirtieth year of his age
The Sacred And Most Mysterious History Of Mans Redemption. Wherein Is set forth the gracious administration of Gods Co- venant with Man-kind, at all times, from the begin- ning of the World unto the End. Historically digested into three Books, The first setteth down the History from Adam to the blessed Incarnation of Christ : The second continueth it to the end of the fourth year after his Baptisme, which was the three and thirtieth year of his age | 1657
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The Sacred And Most Mysterious History Of Mans Redemption. Wherein Is set forth the gracious administration of Gods Co- venant with Man-kind, at all times, from the begin- ning of the World unto the End. Historically digested into three Books, The first setteth down the History from Adam to the blessed Incarnation of Christ : The second continueth it to the end of the fourth year after his Baptisme, which was the three and thirtieth year of his age
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