Two short catechisms mutually connected : The questions of the former being generally supposed and omitted in the latter. The former contains the most of what is absolutely necessary to be known in order to salvation; and may be taught children before they can read. The latter contains the most of what is necessary to be known, in order to admission to the Lord's table; and being a brief explication of the assembly's shorter catechism, frequently in almost the express words thereof, may be learned along with, or immediately after it. By John Brown, minister of the Gospel at Haddington. The ninth edition. Entered in Stationers Hall.

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