A commentary upon the Epistle of St. Paul written to Titus. By that famous and most elaborate divine, Doctor Thomas Taylor, sometimes of Aldermanbury, London. Together with an exact and full relation of the life and death of that incomparable divine, whose own words to bee prefixed on this book were, Archēn hapantōn kai telon poiei theon. Make God the beginning, and the end of all things. With three short tables in the end, for the easier finding of I doctrines, 2 observations, 3 questions, contained in the same
A commentary upon the Epistle of St. Paul written to Titus. By that famous and most elaborate divine, Doctor Thomas Taylor, sometimes of Aldermanbury, London. Together with an exact and full relation of the life and death of that incomparable divine, whose own words to bee prefixed on this book were, Archēn hapantōn kai telon poiei theon. Make God the beginning, and the end of all things. With three short tables in the end, for the easier finding of I doctrines, 2 observations, 3 questions, contained in the same1658
Details
- First published
- 1658
- OL Work ID
- OL3513022W
Subjects
BibleCommentariesEarly works to 1800