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Volume 27 of "The Baptist Magazine" published in London in 1835. Articles include Memoir of the late Mrs. Peggy Waugh, Legislative enactments concerning the Sabbath, Slavery in America, Liquidation of debts on chapels, Remarks "on the use and abuse of the term moral", and Religious intelligence.
it was written in Latin to be read throughout Europe as the answer of the Reformed Church of England, at the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign, to those who said that the Reformation set up a new Church; Its argument was that the English Church Reformers were going back to the old Church, not setting up a new; and this Jewel proposed to show by looking back to the first centuries of Christianity.
This is the fourth book of a four-part series on the Baltimore Catechism. This volume is an explanation of the Baltimore Catechism of Christian Doctrine. The intent of the book was to aid Sunday School teachers in explaining the topics in a more interesting way.
book is commonly known as "The Baltimore Catechism No. 3" and is part of a four volume e-text collection. See the author's note below for the background and purpose of the series.