Results for “General Convention of the New Jerusalem in the United States of America”
349 books found · 12 author matches
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General Convention of the New Jerusalem in the United States of America
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General Convention of the New Jerusalem in the United States of America. Missionary and Tract Board
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Caleb Reed
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General Convention of the New Jerusalem in the United States of America. Executive Committee
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General Convention of the New Jerusalem in the U.S.
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Otis Clapp
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The doctrine of life for the New Jerusalem
Emanuel Swedenborg
1792
The leading doctrines of the New Jerusalem Church briefly explained
B. F. Barrett
1846
Address
George Bush
1857
The four leading doctrines of the new church, signified by the New Jerusalem in the Revelation
Emanuel Swedenborg
1909
Healing at the pool of Bethesda
Samuel Worcester
1842
Letters on the theology of the New church, signified by the New Jerusalem...addressed, in a discussion, to the editor of the "Christian weekly news."
John Henry Smithson
1901
The Medium of salvation
Emanuel Swedenborg
1844

The Lamb's book of life for the New Jerusalem Church & kingdom
Cottle, Elizabeth Mrs.
1861
The heavenly doctrine of the New Jerusalem, as revealed from heaven
Emanuel Swedenborg
1820
A brief exposition of the doctrine of the New church
Emanuel Swedenborg
1830

The four doctrines with the nine questions
Emanuel Swedenborg
1904
A brief exposition of the doctrine of the New church
Emanuel Swedenborg
1839

Sketches of the New Church in America on a background of civic and social life
Ednah C. Silver
1920

Observations on the growth of the mind
Sampson Reed
1826
Lectures on the new dispensation, called the New Jerusalem
B. F. Barrett
1855
The four doctrines of the New Jerusalem
Emanuel Swedenborg
1907
The books opened, or The judgement for the New Church in the United States
Samuel Worcester
1842
Letters on the use of hymns
Peleg W. Chandler
1872
The doctrine of the New Jerusalem on the subject of faith
Emanuel Swedenborg
1838
An appeal in behalf of the views of the eternal world and state and the doctrines of faith and life, held by the body of Christians who believe that a new church is signified (in the Revelation, Chapter XXI), by the New Jerusalem
Samuel Noble
1845
