In this issue a general title-page was printed so as to include the three Monis tracts and the Colman Discourse at his Baptism, which follow. 18. COLMAN, B., MOSES A WITNESS TO OUR LORD, 1722. Moses a Witness to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. | A | Discourse | Had in the College Hall | at Cambridge, | March 27, 1722. Before the Baptism of R. Judah Monis. | By Benjamin Colman, | M. A. and Pastor of a Church in Boston. Rom. II. 15. For if the casting away of them | be the reconciling of the World; what shall the receiving of them be but life from the dead? | Boston: Printed by S. Kneeland, for | D. Henchman, and Sold at his Shop. 1722. Collation: Title, as above, the verso blank, pp. [1-2]; Preface 1-(ii); text, 1-27-[28]. This is generally found bound with the preceding and with the three tracts by Judah Monis, although it was issued separately. 19. MONIS, R. JUDAH, THE TRUTH, 1722. The Truth, | Being a Discourse | Which the Author Delivered at his Baptism, | Containing Nine Principal Arguments the Modern Jewish Rabbins do make to prove, the Messiah is yet to Come: With the Answers to each, not only according to the | Orthodox Opinion, but even with the Authority of their own Authentick Rabbins of Old. | And Likewise, With the | Confession of his Faith, | At the Latter End. Dedicated to the Jewish Nation, | And Prefac'd by the Reverend Increase Mather, D. D. | By R. Judah Monis. | Boston: Printed by S. Kneeland, | for D. Henchman, at the Corner Shop on the South-side of the Town-House. 1722. Collation: 12mo, pp. (2); iv; vi; 36. The two following are usually bound with the above. 20. MONIS, R. JUDAH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, 1722. The Whole Truth: | Being | A Short Essay, | Wherein | The Author discovers what may be the true Reason why the Jewish Nation | Are not as yet converted to Christianity, | Besides what others have said before him. | And likewise, He proves the Divinity of Christ, not only with the Authority of the sacred Oracles, but even | by the Opinion of the Jewish Authors | of old; and answers all the Objections | that the Discourse brings forth out of Isai. 9. 6, 7. Conclud THE TRUTH Being a DISCOURSE Which the Author Delivered at his BAPTIS M, Containing NinePrincipal Arguments the Modern Jewish Rabbins do make to prove, the MESSIAH is yet to Come With the Answers to cach, not only according to the Orthodox Opinion, but even with the Authority of their own Authentick Rabbins of Old. And Likewife, With the Confeffion of his Faith, At the Latter End. Dedicated to the Jewish Nation. And Prefac'd by the Reverend INCREASE MATHER, D.D. By R. Judah Monis. BOSTON: Printed by S. KNEELAND, for D. HENCHMAN, at the Corner Shop on the South fide of the Town-Houfe. 1,7 22. THE Whole Truth: BEING A Short ESSAY, WHEREIN The Author difcovers what may be the true Reason why the JEWISH NATION Are not as yet converted to CHRISTIANITY, Befides what others have faid before him. AND LIKEWISE, He proves the DIVINITY of CHRIST, not only with the Authority of the Sacred Oracles, but even by the Opinion of the Jewish Authors of old; and answers all the Objections that the Difcourfe brings forth out of Ifai. 9. 6, 7. Concluding with a Word of EXHORTATION. By R. Judah Monis. BOSTON: Printed for Daniel Henchman, and fold at his Shop. 1722, No. 20. ing with a Word of Exhortation. | By R. Judah Monis. | Boston: Printed for Daniel Henchman, and | sold at his Shop. 1722. Collation: 12mo, pp. (2); 40. 21. MONIS, R. JUDAH, NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, 1722. Nothing But The Truth: | Being a Short Essay, | wherein The Author proves the Doctrine of the Ever Blessed and Adorable | Trinity, | Both out of the Old Testament, and with the Authority of the | Cabalistical Rabbies, | Ancient and Modern; and that said Doctrine is not a | Novelty, as his Country- | Men do think, but as ancient as the Bible it self. By R. Judah Monis. | Boston: Printed for Daniel Henchman, and sold at his Shop: 1722. Collation: 12°, pp. 1-(2); 1-26. 22. MONIS, R. JUDAH, THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, 1722. "The Truth," "The Whole Truth" and "Nothing But the Truth" by Judah Monis were issued in three ways: I. Each tract separately, as described above, nos. 19, 20, and 21. II. The three together in à calf binding. III. The three, with Benj. Colman's Discourse [No. 18] before the Baptism of Judah Monis, 1722, also issued in a calf binding. It has a general title-page, for which see no. 17. One of the copies in my collection is like No. II and bears the following inscription in the autograph of Monis: "Cambridge, June ye 21th, 1722. To ye Rever'd Simon Bradstreet, A. M. Pastor of Xts Church in Charlestowne, humbly present'd by the Author." 23. WILLARD, SAMUEL, THE FOUNTAIN OPENED, 1722. The Fountain Opened: | or, | The Admirable Blessings, plentifully to be Dispensed at the National | Conversion of the Jews. From Zech. XIII. I. | By the late Reverend and Learned Samuel Willard, M. A. | Teacher of a Church in Boston, N. E. and Vice-President of Harvard College. | The Second Edition. | [Quotation from Jer. XXX, 17, 18, 9 lines.] Boston: Printed by B. Green, 1722. NOTHING BUT The Truth: BEING A Short ESSAY, WHEREIN The Author proves the Doctrine Of the Ever Bleffed and Adorable TRINITY, Both out of the Old Testament, And with the Authority of the Cabalistical Rabbies, Ancient and Modern: And that faid Doctrine is not a NOVELTY, as his CountryMen do think, but as ancient as the BIBLE it felf. By R. JUDAH MONIS. BOSTON: Printed for Daniel Henchman, and fold at his Shop. 17-2 2. No. 21. |