Aron-bimnucha, or, an Antidote to Cure the Calamities of Their Trembling for Fear of the Ark: to Which is Added Mr. Crofton's Creed Touching ... a Pamphlet Entituled Jerubbaal Justified ..
Laurence Womock's Aron-bimnucha offers an antidote to the spiritual fears of trembling before the Ark, supplemented by Mr. Crofton's creed on faith matters. It also counters the pamphlet Jerubbaal Justified, engaging in 17th-century theological debate to address religious calamities and doctrinal concerns.
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Aron-bimnucha serves as a theological antidote designed to alleviate the calamities arising from trembling in fear of the Ark. Authored by Laurence Womock in the 17th century, it engages with religious anxieties of the time.
The work incorporates Mr. Crofton's creed, providing doctrinal insights into faith and reverence. This addition enriches the discussion on spiritual trembling and its remedies.
Furthermore, the pamphlet responds to a publication entitled Jerubbaal Justified, offering a counterpoint to its arguments. Womock's text reflects the polemical nature of religious discourse during this era.
Overall, it stands as a historical piece exploring themes of fear, faith, and theological justification in early modern England.
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