Two catechisms by way of question and answer: each divided into two parts. : Designed for the instruction of the children of the Christian brethren owning one God, one Lord Jesus Christ, and one Holy Spirit. Who are commonly known and distinguished by the name of General Baptists. : Together with references to the texts of Scripture and testimonies of other writers, which may be alledged in proof or confirmation of the several answers. / by Henry Heywood. ; [Five lines of Scripture texts].

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