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1850 SAMUEL B. WYLIE. The Two Sons of Oil. Refuting Thomas Jefferson & Separation of Church & State. Vellum believing that translation disagreements had

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believing that translation disagreements had become too important to ignore

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As secretary of the American and Foreign Christian Union

just entering upon the Baptist ministry

1850 SAMUEL B. WYLIE. The Two Sons of Oil. Refuting Thomas Jefferson & Separation of Church & State. Vellum believing that translation disagreements hadAn important American work. Wylie was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian deeply informed by the Scottish Covenanters and their National Covenant. In 1802, Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Danbury Baptist Association and used, for the first time, the phrase "separation of church and state." Wylie's book, first released in 1803, refuted Jefferson's claims, arguing that the two sons of oil in Zechariah are Ministers of the Gospel and the Magistrates of

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