An exceptionally scarce first [and only] edition of John Winebrenner's New Testament, containing a new introduction, pronunciation aids, a reference to German and alternative translations, and a very handsome typeset. Glossary references foot-washing. 

This was the same year he officially formed the Churches of God, General Conference and founded the Anti-Slavery Society of Harrisburg. 

Originally a German Reformed pastor, his revivalist preaching, open offer of the Gospel, and his distinct views on baptism, foot-washing, and most significantly, his no compromise position on the abolition of slavery and the slave trade. These led to his being locked out of his own Church and founding a new denomination. He was very influential among the revivalist branch of the Reformed churches and, unusually, got on quite well with the Methodists, etc., 

I don't trace an example in the auction record or in the trade. 

Winebrenner, John. Reference and Pronouncing Testament. The New Testament, of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: In the Common Authorized Version, According to the Standard of the American Bible Society; With a Copious and Judicious Selection of References, to Parallel and Illustrative Passages, Translated from the German and Interspersed with the Text; and a Classical Pronunciation of the Proper Names and Other Difficult Words. Harrisburg Pa. Printed and Published at the office of the Gospel Publisher. 1836. 416pp. + 47pp.

A good - copy, bound in leather, with tender hinges. Text is generally solid, with light to heavy foxing, some toning, and handled pages.