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• Unlawful Marriage: An Answer to "The Puritan" and "Omricon," who hale [sic] advocated, in a Pamphlet, the Lawfulness of the Marriage of a Man with His Deceased Wife’s Sister

  Janeway, Jacob Jones. Unlawful Marriage: An Answer to "The Puritan" and "Omricon," who hale [sic] advocated, in a Pamphlet, the Lawfulness of the Marriage of a Man with His Deceased Wife’s Sister. New-York: Robert Carter, 1844. 215 p.
• Letters explaining the Abrahamic Covenant, with a View to Establish, on this Broad and Ancient Basis, the Divine Right of Infant Baptism; and the Question relative to the Mode of Administering this Christian Ordinance: Addressed to the Members of the Second Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia

  Janeway, Jacob Jones. Letters explaining the Abrahamic Covenant, with a View to Establish, on this Broad and Ancient Basis, the Divine Right of Infant Baptism; and the Question relative to the Mode of Administering this Christian Ordinance: Addressed to the Members of the Second Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Printed for the author, by J. Maxwell, 1812. 302 p.
• Hope for the Jews; or The Jews will be Converted to the Christian Faith; and Settled and Reorganized as a Nation in the Land of Palestine

  Janeway, Jacob Jones. Hope for the Jews; or, The Jews will be Converted to the Christian Faith; and Settled and Reorganized as a Nation, in the Land of Palestine. New Brunswick, N.J.: Press of J. Terhune and Son, 1853. 246 p.