| Author: | Delamaine, Edward. |
| Title: | Gods loud call from heaven to rouse and awaken his people in the work of their day, or, The saints great and present duty in bearing and declaring a publick testimony and witness for God ... being a seasonable word to alarm those that seem ready to draw back, that now they stand up ... for their religious meetings and holy services, notwithstanding mens acts and decrees to the contrary / written by Edward Delamaine ... ; also some sound arguments at the end of this book to confirm the truth asserted, by a friend of known integrity. |
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| Print source: | Gods loud call from heaven to rouse and awaken his people in the work of their day, or, The saints great and present duty in bearing and declaring a publick testimony and witness for God ... being a seasonable word to alarm those that seem ready to draw back, that now they stand up ... for their religious meetings and holy services, notwithstanding mens acts and decrees to the contrary / written by Edward Delamaine ... ; also some sound arguments at the end of this book to confirm the truth asserted, by a friend of known integrity. Delamaine, Edward. London: Printed by S. Dover, and are to be had at his house ..., 1661. |
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