London  :  E.  Fry  and  Son,  Bishopsgate  St,,  and  Darton  and

Harvey,  Gracechurch  Street.   ...  ...  ...     12mo.  1839.       ^

Eeprinted  by  the  LoNDoir  Tbact  AssociATioir,  see  No.  116  of
their  series  of  tracts.
On  Cliristian  Worship,  (No.  1.)  J.  P.
Johnston  and  Barrett,  Printers^  Marh-Lane.  12mo.  1843.       ^

On  the  HisTOBT  and  Mystery  of  (those  called)  the  Saosa-

HEKTs;  shewing  them  to  be  Jewish  Institutions,  and  not
ordinances,  appointed  by  Christ,  to  be  observed  in  his  Church.
By  Jacob  Post.
London :     Charles    Gilpin,   5,   Bishopsgate   without ;    and

Aylott  and  Jones,  Paternoster -row.  Foolscap  8vo.  1846.     5J

Brief  Bemarks  on  Baptism,  with  water  and  without  water.
12mo.  [about  1846.]      \

Some  Reasons  for  continuing  to  refuse,  the  payment   of  all

Ecclesiastical  Demands.     [Anoi^.]

No  Printer's  name  or  place,  1849.       f

Note.  —Written  in  reply  to  Jonathan  Barrett's  **  Reasons  for  ceasing
to  roflise,  &c."


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)ST,  Jacob, — continued'

—  The  Bible,  the  Book  for  all 1 2mo.  1848.
Beprinted  (with  additions*.)

London :  Charles  Gilpiny  5,  Biihopsgate  St,  without.
16mo.  1849.      f

—  The  Bible  the  Book  for  all,  (illustrated,)   (called)  The  2nd

edition.
London :   W,  Sf  F.  O,  Cash,  5,  Binhopsgate  St,  without.
16mo.  [1856.]       1|

—  Instructive  Narratives  for  the  Young,  in  a  series  of  visions

and  dreams  from  the  Bible.
London  :  Printed  for  Jacob  Post,  Islington,

Foolscap  8vo.  1848.     1

—  A  Summary  of  the  Principles  and  Doctrines  of  the  Christian

Beligion,  (as  taught  in  the  Bible.)         1849.
Beprinted. — The  2nd  edition.
London :    Charles   Gilpin,  Bishopsgate  St.   without ;  and
Jacob  Fostj  Islington.  Foolscap  8vo.  1850.     3f

—  Uncle's  Visit  at  the  Villa :  or  evening  conversations  with  his

Sister's  Grandchildren  on  some  of  the  distinguishing  peculi-
arities of  the  Society  of  Friends.
