Prophecy, oracles, and revelation

The rights of man

explained in a most important letter addressed to Charles Bradley, Jun., Birmingham, from his friend John Ward, spiritually called Zion, now imprisoned for eighteen months in Derby County Gaol, for exposing the corrupt clergy : and in this epistle the author clearly points out an unerring criterion by which any person, possessing the spirit of a sound mind, may discern a true reformer from the false one

by John Ward

First published:
19th century
Language: English

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Traditions: Prophecy, oracles, and revelation

Subjects: Prophecies, Redemption, Teachings, anti clericalism, Society of Christian Israelites

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Prophecy, oracles, and revelation
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
explained in a most important letter addressed to Charles Bradley, Jun., Birmingham, from his friend John Ward, spiritually called Zion, now imprisoned for eighteen months in Derby County Gaol, for exposing the corrupt clergy : and in this epistle the author clearly points out an unerring criterion by which any person, possessing the spirit of a sound mind, may discern a true reformer from the false one Open Library record	1833	Printed by J. Bradberry; Sold by C. Bradley	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)