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A Sermon. On John Vii. 17. With The Letters That Have Passed Between [f. Blick] And J. Riland Respecting It
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This volume presents "A Sermon. On John Vii. 17," alongside correspondence between Francis Blick and John Riland regarding its content. Blick's sermon likely explores themes related to the Gospel of John, chapter 7, verse 17, which discusses the importance of doing God's will to understand His doctrine. The inclusion of the letters provides additional context and insight into the theological perspectives of both Blick and Riland. This book offers valuable primary source material for those studying 18th-century religious thought and the interpretation of scripture within the Anglican tradition.
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