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The Sound Believer
Shepard examines the characteristics of genuine believers, distinguishing true faith from false profession through theological and experiential analysis.
Aberdeen: George and Robert King, 1849. A treatise on the saving work of grace in the heart. archive.org: soundbelieverort00shep
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