Love to Christ a necessary qualification of a minister of the gospel. A sermon preached at the ordination of the Rev. Mr. James Rooker, at Bridport, October 16, 1751. By John Lavington, jun. Together with an introductory discourse by Samuel Hayward; Mr. Rooker's confession of faith; and a charge delivered by Richard Pearsall. Published at the Request of the Ministers and People, who were present.

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