Familiar Letters on Sacraments

FAMILIAR LETTERS

SACRAMENTS,

ADDRESSED TO THE

PEOPLE OF HIS (HARGE.

BY JESSE FONDA, A. M.

WITH AN

APPENDIX.

“Nihil sine, nihil contra, nihil præter, nihil ultra, divi-
nam scripturam, admittendum."

PRINTED BY WARD M. GAZLAY,

NEWBURGH, N. Y.

1824.

Southern District of New York, ss. BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the 16th day of October in the 48th year of the independence of the United States of America, JESSE FONDA, of the said district, hath deposited in this office the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as author, in the words following, to wit:

Familiar Letters on Sacraments, addressed to the people of his charge. By Jesse Fonda, A. M. With an appendix. Nihil sine, nihil contra, nihil præter, nihil ultra, divinam scripturam, admittendum.

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CONTENTS.

Eing

LETTER 1.

Introductory remarks—Importance of the proposed discussion

-What may be asserted ought to be compared with Scrip-

ture—and the truth is to be received in the love of it. P.4.

LETTER II.

The term “ sacrament”-Nature of sacraments in general-

Sacraments of the Old Testament-Circumcision and the

Passover. P. 9.