The Assertion Of Grace. Or, A Defence of the Doctrine of Free- Justification, against the Lawlesse, unjust, and uncharitable imputation of Antifidians, or Favorites of Antichrist, who under a pretended zeal of the Law, do pervert, oppugne and obscure the sim- plicitie of the Faith of the Gospel. Containing an Answer to that Book, enti- tuled, The Rule of the Law under the Gospel. &c. Which Book set forth by Dr. Taylor is shewed to be full both of scandall and danger, as it was sent to the said Doctor a little before his death

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