Vierte General-versammlung Der Kirche Gottes Aus Allen Evangelischen Religionen In Pennsylvania, Teutscher Nation; Gehalten Zu Ger

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Library of Congress

W005463

Report of the fourth meeting of the organization later known as the Congregation of God in the Spirit ("Gemeine Gottes im Geist"). Pagination and signatures are continuous with those of previous reports (Miller 298-300). Advertised in the Pennsylvania gazette, Mar. 31, 1742.

Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu haben bey B. Franklin, 1742]. p. 2],59-76; 4 Less