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First London Confession compared to True Confession

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First London Confession compared to True Confession

Postby Rlvaughn on 2009 Apr 14 Tue 4:50 am

True Confession, 1644 and 1646 London Confessions compared side by side.
http://baptistcenter.com/Particular%20Baptist%20Statements%20of%20Faith.pdf
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