Reflections for every day in the year on the works of God, and of His providence throughout all nature /

Translation of Betrachtungen über die Werke Gottes im Reiche der Natur.

Reflections on the works of God in nature and providence, for every day in the year /

Published in London in 1854 under title: Reflections on the being and attributes of God, and on his works, both in nature and providence.

Reflections for every day in the year on the works of God in nature and providence /

Translation of: Betrachtungen über die Werke Gottes.

Rukous kirja, eli, Chr. C. Sturmin Jokapäiwäiset aamu- ja ehto- niin myös pyhän ehtollisen rukoukset, tutkistelemukset ja wirret

Nimiösivulla myös: Ensin saksan kielellä kirjoitettu. Mutta nyt ruotsin kielestä suomeksi käännetty.

Meg Christian at Christopher street

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

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