A short and plain explication of the Shorter catechism, composed by the reverend Assembly of Divines : In which every answer (which is in it self an entire proposition) is taken apart, and resolved into short questions and answers, with the proofs set in their proper places, to that part of the answer, for proof of which they are also quoted: as also any difficult expression opened, that may seem to mean capacities hard to be understood. By S.W. minister of the gospel.

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