The certain efficacy of the death of Christ, asserted [electronic resource], or, the necessity, reality, and perfection, of his satisfaction are pleaded for: ... in answer to a book, called, The ruin and recovery of mankind; ... With a postcript [sic], ... By John Brine.

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