The Poor man's mite: or, His one talent somewhat improv'd. Wherein is vindicated the deity or godhead of Christ Jesus Our Lord and only Saviour, against all gainsayers, or bold opposers, whatever. And this, first, I shall herein plainly and clearly prove, both by the Old and New Testaments. Secondly, I shall also plainly prove, both by the Old and New Testaments, that Our Blessed Lord Jesus, as he is prov's to be the eternal son of God, is both father, son, and holy ghost, or spirit: and also, that he is real and true man, born of a woman, yet without sin. There is also annexed, a caveat or warnings to all prophane persons; and also concerning prayers and Holy meditations. (London : Printed by R, Tookey for the author; and sold by John Marshall at the Bible in Gracechurch-Street, 1720)
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Keywords: Christian life -- Early works to 1800.