Age 24. Line penult, for say read ask. p. 27. 17:

dele from this. p. 27. 1. fatt, for Consequence read Consequences. p. 28. 1. 19. after is read mor. P. 38. 1. 10. for whereby read where, by. P. 54. after God

, add a Comma, and then the Words nor bim. p. 57. 1. 28. after Title add a Comma, and after Symbols dele Comma. p. 65. after Hand add and. p. 99. 1. 10. after adual add and appearing. p. 112: 1. 34. dele to lay, and after Obligations add laid. p. 114. 1. 15. for And read In. p. 127. 1. 7. for But read And. p. 167. 1. 23. after off, add a Comma, and after bere add a Pun&um. p. 180. 1. 22. for Bonds read Hands. p. 187. 1. 3. after of addit, p. 192. l. 1. for Eunoch read Eunuch. p. 192. 1. 3. for Keteßusev read Kateßasayp. 193. 1. 10. dele so at the End of the Line. p. 119. 1. 32. for think read intimate. p. 112. 1. 2. a fine for were read are. P. 249. I. 21. after fame add a Comma, and l. 22. after renewing add a Comma. p. 260. l. 15. for with read isi, p. 268. 1. 12. apud firem dele and. p. 268. l. 30. for my read tbe.

WHERE IN,
The Doctrine of that Divine Ordinance

is opened and explained; the Contro-
versies concerning it are stated and de-
termined ; several Questions of great
Moment are proposed, and answered;
Practical Observations from each parti-
cular Head are noticed : The Constitu-
tion and Practice of the established
Church of Scotland vindicated; and the
Christian Improvement of this valuable
Privilege is pointed at.

By Mr. John WARDEN Minister of the

Gospel at Gargunnock,

Gal. iii. 27. For as many of you as have been

baptised into Christ, have put on Chrift.

E D IN BU R G H Printed for J. MACEUEN, and are to be fold at

his Shop there. MDCCXXIV. 静静静群静静静海潮聲談談聲静静等隊带薪替她整整路發發發

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To the Honourable,
Sir James Campbell

of Ardkinless, Baronet.

A N D

Henry Cunninghame

of Boquban, Esquire.

HERITORS of the Paroch of

GA RG V N NOCK.

This ESSAY, as a small, but

publick TESTIMONI OF
GRATITUDE, is humbly
Presented and Dedicated by

JOHN WAR DEN.

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