The fountain of salvation opened in the blood of the lamb. Being a spiritual and evangelical illustration of Zech. xiii. 1. ... To which is added, various hymns on divine subjects / By J.J [electronic resource]
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- 3239827
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- J. J
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- London : printed in the year, 1769
- 24p. ; 12°.
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- Eighteenth century collections online.
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- Reproduction of original from the British Library.
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- English Short Title Catalog, ESTCT104194.
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