A new and useful concordance to the Holy Bible [electronic resource] : Whereunto is added, the chief acceptations & various significations contained in the Old and New Testament. Uuto [sic] which also is added more than in any extant, marks to distinguish the commands, promises, and threatnings. Also a collection of those scripture-prophesies which relate to the call of the Jews, and the glory that shall be in the latter days. Begun by the industrious labours of Mr. Vavasor Powell, late deceased: and finished by N.P. and J.F. &c
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