The christian covenant, or the baptismal vow, as stated in our church catechism, Scripturally explained by Questions and Answers. With An Account of the Creation and Fall of Man, the Covenant of Works, and the superior Excellence of the New Covenant of Grace, enforcing its Obligation by Scripture Motives. Designed to subserve the charitable Labours of the Venerable Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. By the late Rev. Mr Griffith Jones

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