William Law

William Law (1686 with Kings Cliffe, Northamptonshire – April 9th 1761), was a Ecclesiastic and a writer English. Its work, The Way to Divine Knowledge , was translated into French, 1805, by the count de Divonne.

Works

'' has Serious Call to has Devout and Holy Life '' (1729)
'' has Demonstration off the Gross and Fundamental Errors off has late Book called has Plain Account, etc, off the Lord' S Supper '' (1737)
'' The Grounds and Reasons off the Christian Regeneration '' (1731)
'' An Appeal to all that Doubt and Disbelieve the Truths off Revelation '' (1740)
An Earnest and Serious Answer to Dr. Trapp' S Sermon one being Righteous Overmuch (1740)
'' The Spirit off Prayer '' (1749, 1752)
''The Way to Divine Knowledge '' (1752)
'' The Spirit off Coils '' (1752, 1754)
has Shorts drank Sufficient Confutation off Dr. Warburton' S Projected Defense (ace He cal it) off Christianity in his Divine Legation off Moses (1757)
has off Series Letters (1760)
'' has Dialog between has Methodist and has Churchman '' (1760)
'' Humble An, Earnest and Affectionate Address to the Clergy '' (1761)
You Will Receive Power
The Power Of The Spirit

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