The principles of the pastoral function in the church deduced from Scripture and applied as a test to the claims advanced by the Wesleyan conference /

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The principles of the pastoral function in the church deduced from Scripture and applied as a test to the claims advanced by the Wesleyan conference /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Hill, Micaiah
Corporate Author:	ATLA historical monograph collection
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Birmingham : Ward ; J. Henderson, 1855.
Subjects:	Wesleyan Methodist Church > Clergy. Wesleyan Methodist Church > Government. Pastoral theology > Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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