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Two Sermons Preached in Boston, March 5. 1723. on a Day of Prayer, Had by the Church and Congregation Usually Meeting in Brattle-street, to Ask the Effusion of the Spirit of Grace on Their Children See Notes Multiple Contributors

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W005586

Half-title: Mr. Colman's and Mr. Cooper's sermons on the late day of prayer for the children of the flock. Dedicated to the Brattle Street Church. Colman's sermon is specially dedicated to his father-in-law, Thomas Clark. "God's concern for a godly seed. As it was shewed in the fore-noon sermon, by Mr. Cooper."--38 p., 2nd numbered count. "The duty of parents to pray for their children, and especially to ask of God for them the spiritual blessing. By Benjamin Colman."--[2], ii, 36 p. "Books printed for and sold by John Edwards .."--p. [37].

Boston : Printed by S. Kneeland, for J. Edwards, the corner shop, on the N-side of the town house, 1723. [4],iv,38,[2],ii,36,[2]p. ; 8°