ERRAT A. Age 24. Line penult, for fay read ask. p. 27. 17; dele from this. p. 27. l. laft, for Confequence read Confequences. p. 28. 1. 19. after is read mor. p. 38. 110. for whereby read where, by. p. 54. after God add a Comma, and then the Words nor him. p. 57. 1. 28. after Title add a Comma, and after Symbols dele Comma. p. 65. after Hand add and. p. 99. 1. 10. after actual add and appearing. p. 112. 1. 34. dele to lay, and after Obligations add laid. p. 114. 1. 15. for And read In. p. 127. 1. 7. for But read And. p. 167. 1. 23. after off, add a Comma, and after here add a Punctum. P: 180. 1. 22. for Bonds read Hands. p. 187. l. 3. after of add it. p. 192. l. 1. for Eunoch read Eunuch. p. 192. 1.3. for Kereßnsav read Kareßnsav. p. 193. 1. 16. dele fo at the End of the Line. p. 119. 1. 32. for think read intimate. p. 112. 1. 2. a fine for were read are. p. 249. 1. 21. after fame add a Comma, and l. 22. after renewing add a Comma. p. 260. 1. 15. for with read in. p. 268. 1. 12. apud finem dele and. p. 268. 1. 30. for my read the. The Doctrine of that Divine Ordinance is opened and explained; the Controverfies concerning it are ftated and determined; feveral Queftions of great Moment are propofed, and answered; Practical Obfervations from each particular Head are noticed: The Conftitution and Practice of the established Church of Scotland vindicated; and the Christian Improvement of this valuable Privilege is pointed at. By Mr. JOHN WARDEN Minister of the GOSPEL at Gargunnock. Gal iii. 27. For as many of you as have been baptifed into Chrift, have put on Christ. EDINBURGH, Printed for J. MACEUEN, and are to be fold at his Shop there. MDCCXXIV. |