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[Mather, Cotton]. Things to be more thought upon. A Brief Treatise on the Injuries Offered unto the Glorious and Only Saviour of the World: In many Instances, wherein the Guilty are seldome Aware of their being so Injurious to the Eternal Son of God. With a more Particular Conviction of the Jewish and Arian Infidelity. … Boston: Printed by Thomas Fleet, for Daniel Henchman, 1713. 108 p.
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Monis, Judah. The Whole Truth: Being A Short Essay wherein The Author discovers what may be the true Reason why the Jewish Nation Are not as yet converted to Christianity, Besides what others have said before him. And likewise, He proves the Divinity of Christ, not only with the Authority of the sacred Oracles, but even by the Opinion of the Jewish Authors of old ... Boston: Printed for Daniel Henchman, 1722. 40 p.
Monis, Judah. The Truth, Being a Discourse Which the Author Delivered at his Baptism, Containing Nine Principal Arguments the Modern Jewish Rabbins do make to prove, the Messiah is yet to Come. With the Answers to each, not only according to the Orthodox Opinion, but even with the Authority of their own Authentick Rabbins of Old. And Likewise, With the Confession of his Faith, at the Latter End. Dedicated to the Jewish Nation. And Prefac’d by the Reverend Increase Mather, D.D. Boston: Printed by S. Kneeland, for D. Henchman, 1722. iv, vi, 36 p.
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[Newcomb, Harvey]. The Scape-Goat: being a Simple Exhibition of some of the Leading Doctrines of the Bible: Illustrated by Jewish Ceremonies, in Conversations between Little Mary and Her Mother. By the Author of "The Brazen Serpent." Written for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, and revised by the Committee of Publication. 3rd ed. Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, 1843. 54 p.
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