AN

APPEAL

ΤΟ

SCRIPTURE AND TRADITION,

IN DEFENCE OF THE

Unitarian Faith.

By Fiz Charles Abraham Elton, bart

This I confess unto thee, that after the way which they
call heresy, so worship I the GOD OF MY FATHERS;
believing all things WHICH ARE WRITTEN.

Acrs xxiv. 14.

For therefore we both labour and suffer reproach; be-
cause we trust in the LIVING GOD, who is the SAVIOUR
of all men.
1 TIM. iv, 10.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR

R. HUNTER, (SUCCESSOR TO MR. JOHNSON,) No. 72,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD;

AND

BROWNE AND MANCHEE, BRISTOL.

From the IALE

Rev. H W' FOOTE

686 Unil

ε51ap 1818 Capil

TO

THE REVEREND

LANT CARPENTER, LL. D..

WHO,

BOTH IN HIS PREACHING AND HIS WRITINGS,

HAS BORNE ENLIGHTENED AND INTREPID TESTIMONY

TO THE

ONE LIVING AND TRUE GOD;

AND WHO,

IN HIS PASTORAL OFFICE AND PERSONAL EXAMPLE,

"BY TURNING MANY TO RIGHTEOUSNESS,"

HAS APPROVED HIMSELF

A FAITHFUL LABOURER IN THE VINEYARD OF CHRIST, THESE HUMBLE SHEETS ARE INSCRIBED,

WITH LOVE AND VENERATION,

BY

THE AUTHOR,

July, 1818,

Errata.

Page 60, 1. 5 from the bottom, supply 1 before "Cor. i. 2." 141, 1. 12, insert the reference to Note 11, at the words "strict Unitarian,"

175, 1. 16, insert the reference to Note 12, at the words "practical holiness."

185, 1.3, before "xlvii. 1,” insert *Isaiab; and dele the asterisk before " John xvii. 3."