The rector of Bury's reply to the minister at Oswestry's answer; in a second letter to his friend

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  by: Gipps, Thomas, d. 1709.
  Imprint: (1698)
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• Goleuni gwedi torri allan Ynghymry, gan ymlid ymmaith dywyllwch: neu Gariad y sais tuacat yr Hên Gymry gan gynnwys atteb i lyfr, yr hwn a elwir, Bedydd plant o'r nefoedd; yr hwn a ofodwyd allan yn y jaith Gymraeg, gan Mr. James Owen. Ymmha le yr ydys yn ymholi ac yn diddadlu ei ddeudeg resswn ef, am fedyddio plant y ffyddloniaid, ac yn dinystrio bedydd babanaidd. Ac yn profi hefyd mae bedydd, yw soddiad yr holl gorph mewn dwfr, yn enw 'r tâd, &c. ac nad yw neb yn ddeiliaid bedydd ond y credadwy yn unig. Ymmhle mae 'r bedyddwyr yn cael eu hamddiffyn odduwrth yr holl wradwydd a chamgyhudded hynny, ac y mae Mr. Owen yn daflu arnynt. Gan Benjamin Keach.
  by: Keach, Benjamin, 1640-1704.
  Imprint: (1696)