TY  - GEN
T1  - Adam's fig-leaf righteousness. The following composition took its rise from a serious consideration of one single expression, made use of in the pulpit of the outer kirk of Glasgow, by a young probationer, Mr James Galloway, when lecturing on the xxvth Psalm. The expression was, Adam's fig-leaf righteousness; from which expression this paraphrase has its title. By George Frazer
DA  - 1785?]
CY  - [Falkirk? :
AU  - Frazer, George.
PB  - s.n.,
PP  - [Falkirk? :
PY  - 1785?]
N1  - Drop-head title.
N1  - Verse.
N1  - Reproduction of original from National Library of Scotland.
ID  - 656221
KW  - Christian poetry, English
TI  - Adam's fig-leaf righteousness. The following composition took its rise from a serious consideration of one single expression, made use of in the pulpit of the outer kirk of Glasgow, by a young probationer, Mr James Galloway, when lecturing on the xxvth Psalm. The expression was, Adam's fig-leaf righteousness; from which expression this paraphrase has its title. By George Frazer
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