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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 · 2,402,827 words · 2087 reading sections
Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1441
of thoſe were the ſame, or whether they were all different perſons is of the whole DoArine of the Gopel, concttiing the Trig, wncertain. 7 7. e. He entertained the Apoſtle, and all Chriſtian] /7carna7207 of _—_ Son of God, &C. - 'Y Strangers that paſſed thar way. That Ga!#s to whom the Apoſtle 26 x But * now is made …
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2 Unto the Church of God which 1s in Coriatl: : 4 to them that are ſanctified in Chriſt Jeſus * called 79 be * Fudge ; Saints : e with all that in every place * call upon the *Rom. :.7. Name of Jeſus Chriſt our Lord, both theirs and ours f, 2 Tim. 1 d Unto thoſe in Corinth, who having received the Doctrine of 9+ __…
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ind: which Is an eminent placero prove the Divine Narrnre of' word. which renders a perſon fit to be credited. I; & Cuff ; heis net only called ow £574, our common Lord, bur he Attribute of God. Chap. 10. 13. 1 Thef. 5. 24, This; * $reat c mage the ebjet of iroxatio: end Divine Worſhip : and It! promiſes of God for t…
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and through Jeſus Chriſt. . , þ1f by our luſts we do not hinderit. An union in opinion, as to 5 That io every thing k ye are enriched by him *, |the fundamental Truths of Religion is (though not ſoealie) yer 1 all utterance }, and 72 all knowledge we. , what the Church of God hath in a great meaiure arrive? ar. Fur …
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thewife, and will bring * to nothing the underſtanding of the prudent /, | What Jſaiab ſaid of the wiſe men among the Jews in his time» 8 pplicable to rhe wiſe.men among the-Heathen, God will deſtroy the wiſdom, and make their underſtanding appear to be no better than feoliſbneſe. So as iris not at all to be admir…
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24 But unto them that are called, x both Jews and | Greeks, Chriſt * the power of God, and * the wiſdom * Rom: :. of God y + 1 R—_ x Bleſſed be God Chriſt isnot to all the Jews 2 ſtumbling-block, & Mop nor to all the Greeks is he fooliſhneſs ; for ro fo many of them as are called ( not by the exrernai call of th? …
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The Go'pe! [or forth net with humane Eloquence , but in Simplicity and Spiritus! Power, T1 —S- Heavenly Wiſdom revealed herein by the Spiris above humane Sence and Wiſdom. 6 12. which canuit be urtered with Man's Wards, ner judged and At cerned by the Natural A7an. 13 ——-16. ſ N D I, brethren, when came unto you, …
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bringyoutoa Knowledgeofandan Acquaintance with Jeſus Chriſt; called a Demenſtration, which properly is a proof in which tht '$ this was my end, and the means I uſed were proportionable to it. 18, 3 And*1 was with you * in weakneb, and in fear , : Cor. and in muchtrembling. « Either in a weakneſs of Stile; I uſed a …
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niſters » © 4 — ro endeavour char cheyr Faith may not ſtand in the Wiſilom of Mcn Ir For what man knowerh the thino of - . LAh'-' o 444 5,5 (cothing but an how4:z Fairh can do ſo.) This will ſhew every|* ſave the | ” conſcientious Miniſter the vanity of not proving whar he ſaith! &om holy Writ: All other preaching…
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nance was affeQted and voluntary. man, Nuts trIwn&. Some tiunk that "y the 14:45 1.3% here 9 But as it is written, eye hath not ſeen, nor ear |is meant the carns/ m8! : thus 1 Cor. 15. 44. thy nitardl body is ope heard, neither have entred into the heart of man, Paſs of ele Wk _ DONG fn Nr i 1 popes . . * , man vw -…
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but according to the meaſure of illumination which he hath re- ceived. f Tet he himſclf :5 judged of no man, 1t may as well be tranſlated of nothing, and thete:m indged might as well have been tranſlated examined, or ſearchca, as itis in AZ: 4. 9. and 12. 19. and 17. 11. ani 24.8. or cortermncd, The witdom that is …
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kr thar were alſo true and faithful ſervants of God in the work of i Goſpel, this was their ſin, and ſpake them to have VICious an( aq rupt affeQtions, and to walk more like Men than like $ajng, os having a true notion of the Miniſters of Chriſt, no: behwin themſelves towards them asthey ought to do, "g 5 Who the…
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in plantings and anorhdt fy and work,onel one; all ferv'n copolng Ras Re bl owards t3 and F » Yer rhe} ae another, a Cr, and 07 | ations, l « "hall ko entice & IOW, DrOpRtioned, te tis Tabour :; ti2 Apoſtle Wo rot, acc079ing © The luccels of Eis labour {that 45 not in þ1 pa -: bat aver 414g 55.095 {abo…
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15 If any man's work ſhall be burnt, he ſhall faf. yet fo, as A avuU +» by fire &. c Bur if his work 4 not abias, if he ſhall appear upen the more clear and b:ight ſhining our ef the truth of the Gotpel, that though he hath held the foundation right, yer he kath buile upon it wood, hay, and' flubble, mixed fable…
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the honour, that is proper to their Maſter, for rs [1 a ency in the converſion and building up. of Souls, bo ffict. to them. They are Miniſters of Chrift, fo have their ca og tionto him, and only a ſecondary relation to the Church ws, = they are Miniſters; they are Miniſters of Chriſt, and in _ ic! nitration can o…
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reckons A7inifters, Every one ofthem might lay a claim to Pasl, to 4»0/los, to Peter; for they were all Servants of Chriſt for the viz: of his Chnzch, a part of which they were ;z then he goes on, and ſaith, :e world, that is, the things of the world are theirs, that is, whatſoever portion of them the Providence of…
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IV. IL CORITN ; And theſe things, brethren, I have in a figure «-ansſerred © MY ſelf, and 79 Apollos for your lakes : 1 that you might learn In Us 20t to think of wen above tar which 15 Written, 7 that none of you be puffed - for one againſt another o. gh py theſe words the Apoſtle lets us know, that though he ha…
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of the Spirit to every one to profit withal, To one by the Spirit the | ſhew them the difference betwixt the Apoſtles, and them, and wodef wiſdom, to another the word of knowledge, to another faith, toanother 5he gift of healing, &c. all by the ſame Spirit. 8 Now ye are full, now * ye are rich, s ye have reigned as…
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In all things ſhewing themſclues patterns of good works , in doFrine ſhew- po ee 299 by Taying, —_— Geariles by the light of Nature gip ing incorruptneſs, gravity, ſmeerity, &c. Tit. 2. 7. Thoſe who teach wt c = eclined ſuc —_ abomination ; by whomis not ty be 4}, and five it), are no good Miniſters of Chriſt, they c…
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2 I in the particular Soul. God hathnot ſent his Miniſters to ſubdue 17g to the-command of Chriſt, or by his Authority, or forhisglo. Souls to himſelf by fineflprid words and phraſes, but by a lively TY- It may be referred either to what went before, I have judged preachingthe Goſpel, whiles his power attends their p…
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fri e Communion ofit, The end of Excommun;cation 1s not for *e deſtry&i0N of the perſon of him who is caſt our, but for the — his fleſh, that is, his Juſts, which are often in Scrip- tare calied fleſh ; or the maceration and affliction of his body through griefand ſorrow ; for a derermination of his fleſhly Being …
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bread for ſeven days. As the Paſſer prefigured Chriſt, who is | [os Paſchal Lamb,whoſe fleſh we eat, —_ whoſ: blood _ hrinkby T 34 believing, and Sacramentally in the Lord's Supper ; fo the Jewiſh ' ſubſequent Feaſt of Unleavened bread prefigured all the days of a 3th Chriſtians Life, which are to be ſpeat, £ not w…
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wats ons <—_ _ my mmm theater Dera eros >a ap mb "C2 10,2005 c—_ 4 wh - ——_ = = 6% _ ow «<L oof NG s F "vw . _ Chap. VI. L CORINTHIANS will judge them, the Church hath nothing to Jo with them, they |vils, whom the Saints ſhall judgeat the lat g, never gave up themſelves to them, and are only under the Juſtic…
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b If indeed the Corinthians had had no other competent Judges, they. bad been to have been excuſed, in making uſe of Infidel Jud- ges ; but (faith the Apoſtle) you have other perſons competent enough, whom you may (by your ſubmiſſion to them) make Jud- ges ; for you know that the Saint ſhall judge the world. In the…
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ke uſe of humane or even the Law he word here ultt cher an impit diminution fron 2w with brethret by circurſtanc » ſo as mensgoui 1igion; the credl ro us than any | Jlace. 2 When " It is againſt t to recover to Wl nnot do It Witldl £ revenge. It Þ *whar very few'd cupt Nature- qi Riansto take a it red…
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f Chriſt, and with the Baptiſm of the Holy Ghoſt, born agzin of WWa- the Head of the Church, which is the myſtical Body; ſo that the bodies of Believers are in a ſenſe the Members of Chriſt and ter and of the Spirit, John 3. 5. yea, and not only waſb:d, bur rh kd” Bled with new, ſpiritual habits, through the renewi…
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e :ind and Soul,the body, and commonly ſome particularmem- ber of the body, is but the ſervant of the ſoul. in the execution and committing of them. Luſt, though indeed ir ariſeth from rhe heart, yer it is committed more in the body, than any other fin 1s. 19 What, * know ye not that your body is the tem- ple of t…
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rightly calls defrauding one another, becauſe he had before q.. Clared it a debt ; and further declared, that neither the hughy,q nor the wife had a power over their own bodies, but the pow. er of either of their bodies was in their correlate. + He add;,;y. cept it be with conſent, mutual conſeat, and then it is in…
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be with 41, - Elves to 16, 1 &, that which he before de. e husband t the pow. le adds,ex. indeed no they might pſtinence is ; for ſolemn the Apoſtle but the Jews 0 their hear- IN,a5appeat- liberty, and Then he re. urſe, not de. ir abſtinence, r inability to 1d chaſtiy, | z0t of Come beforennthis…
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Tranſlators came to tranſlate 0&5, which is mani- ; png LE Oreſ Paſhor [if ſhe d:par:] I cannor tell. Ir ſignifieth if ſhe of marriage, fruſtcating it asto the ends for which God be departed, and ſo is as weil ſigaificative of a being parted from jected, Thatnothing but Adultery by the Divine Law breaketh that bond…
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live yet as man and wife together, mutually performing conjugal v. 21+ ſpeaks of Caling being a ſervant, ſhew thisinterpretation to be too narrow; Theſenſe of che Text is : That the Profeſſion of Chriftia» — ——o—_ o—o_—_ TIS " $8 a 6 £ | - 40 = Oo pet - EET _ Þ . > - . ws - TLEORINTHIASHNS. Chap. y | s In …
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moment and conſcquence for any to do without juſt advice and de. c Art thou bound by marriage, or bound by contra do not oſs liberation, yet the world is a mutablething,and trades and particu. | any ſinful ways to be looſed from thar bond, either by divorce 0 ler courſes of life wear out, and what will now bring in a…
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udged marriage F any Sex; but 1bles about the es 25 theſe are, re than 0rdin and have yo! you any furtiet you before tie me #5 ſhot 5b as though} >, now he cots! ſhort, furled ups ort. He eittr World's Dutt times as the [al the time oftac \icherto enjo#dl hem ſoon aki ly one upon 0: e) it is the cole…
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6 If a man be reſo!ved to keey his diughter a Virgin, not uncer-. can 1n his own mind, and wavering what he ſhou'd do upon a juſt contideration of circumſtances, c and dorh nor ſee a neceflity to diſpoſe of her, either tor the avoiding ſome tia againſt God, or for the better providing for bim{c}fand rhe reſt of his…
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40 But ſhe is happier if ſhe fo abide, aicer ny judg- « , The ment /: And * I think alſo that I have the Spiric of ,, g. God m. ll, he finneth not : let them maTrlY -. { Bbbbbj { Bus — — Eme — — n. nn A ———_—_—_ Chap, VIII. LCORINTHIANS. Chap, yy; } Bur if other circumſtances concur, that a widow can abide] …
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td rheir raindand deftruttic. them. Now not to meddle with that Queſtion, whether in ons *Gil6z3. 2 And * if any man think that he knoweth any Ms. —_ ence Bpeny —_ NON Gn Ing : a pv : r Ive OT INC1 IhIp, < any Mediator by { Tira. 6,thing, he knoweth nothing yer as he ought to Chiiſt, yer the things are wlawfu! upon …
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cen Given In of God Lerd given the Father j» 27, By AJ Pings "As mad; : us the dr. Father by on created, | unto an? I @; living and and meat is ; Yet every hath beenx ey may have r conſcience at this day as ages, and [n. d moſt know. Yration to the p the true and ake uſe of the 7 to Gol for 1er…
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s Some that are puffed up or ſeduced, will, it may be, deny thatIam an Apoſtle , a Preacher ofthe Goſpel of the greateſt emi. nency , immediately fent out by Chriſt to preach his Goſpel , bur will any of you deny ic? 6b Have not I the ſame liberty that any of you have-in things wherein the Law of God hath no more …
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. 7; Thoſe that by thoſe terms, &ſ:>.2Y9 quyatry underſtand , no . (as we tranſlate it) a ſiſter, a wife, but a woman , that ſhould out Gal. 1.19 * Matt $ I 4. ” =Cor.1o. 4. "CD, 3-6, 6,8. Pe > , : ' PEL. 5.2. that Age, was ſo in a more eminent manner, as the oppoſition *r Tim.s5. 38. - rreadeth our the. c…
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x Thoſe falſe Apoſtles or Teachers, which were amongſt the* Corinthians, did (as it ſeemeth) exerciſe this power; thit is, re quired maintenance of the people ; ſaith the Apoſtle, Are not we by the ſame right poſſeſſed of ſuch a power ? Might not we a; reaſonably expe& ſuch a maintenance ? 05je#. But might not they…
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: of the Goſpel, abate of my liberty, ſhould not you abate of | it ſelf ſeparately from ſuch circumſtances, the Miniſter may law- _ __ to keep your weak brethrenfrom deſtroying their Souls by | fully enough require and expett ſuch maintenance. k Thar ( faith cal Wane finning againſt God? SE => Apoſtle) I abuſe nor my…
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ined 4, * th 1d live of! Lament thatit® poſ | þ er of liberty," gh ; . "6 af Miniſters or Vhat then is the ground of my expeCtation of a greater re- "i Will of Go vard ? Or wherein is the glorying[ before mentioned ? Not in the the i Pertormance of the work ; for as to that I am under a neceſſity to ; be houl 1 …
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q It is manifeſt by the oppoſition of :hoſe that are without Law mentioned in this verſe, to :hoſe under the Law, mentioned in the former verſe, that as by the latter the Jews are underſtood, ſo by the former the Gentiles are to be underſtood, who were under-no obligation to the obſervance either of the Ceremonial,…
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25 And every man that * ſtriveth for the maſtery z, is temperate in all things 2: Now they 4s zt to ob. tain a corruptible crown, but we an * incorrupti- *ble b. z This is not all that is required ef men that would go to Hea- - ven, that they do not make an ill uſe of their liberty, uſing it to "the diſhonour of …
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have, and to reſiſt the extravagant motions of his will, yet, of his own corrupt reaſon, fo far as they were in any thing contrary to the holy Will of God; though in order to this, he allo uſed Faſting and Prayer, and ſuch a&s of external Diſcipline, as his wiſdom taught him, were any way proper to this end : And t…
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2 And were all baptized unto Moſes in the cloud, and inthe ſea c. There are two great difficulties in this verſe: r. What is ms by Moſes. 2. How, and why the Jſraelites are ſaid to be bap- rized iro Mofes. Some underſtand by 2oſes the perſon of Mo. {s : others, the Law or DoQtrine of Meſ-s. Thoſe who by Moſes und…
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foing down into the Sea, the great receptacle of Water; though | the Waters at that time were gathered on heaps on either fide of | m; yer they ſeemed buried in the Waters, as perſons in that Age | WTrewhen they were baptized, 1Cor. 10. 2. And laſtly,others with | tleſs Probability think that the 7/relires are ſaid…
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« A!! theſe diſpenſations of Divine Providence in therevelations of Divins wrath againſt ſeveral tor:s of (inners, happened to the Jews, which were God's firit and antient people, and enjoyed tioſe great priviiedges, which were b:fore mentioned, not only a5 juſt puniſhments upon them for their ſins, but as Examples…
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g It 15 0n all hands agreed, That the Apoſtle is here ſpeaking of Believers communicating in the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup per ; by the Crp of blefſizz, he meaneth the Cup there which be {o calleth, becauie we in the raking of it bleſs the Lord, whogait his Son to dis for us, and Chriſt for that great love which …
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Communion with Devils. I had rather therefore An Idol hath nothing in it of a Deity, nor can it either ſandifie, that are lawful which are nor expedient, that is, conſidered in them- or pollute any Thing that 15 ſet before it; the errour is in your {c]ves under due circumſtances, they are lawful, but contidered in …
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2 Do we * provoke the Lord to jealouſie « ? Are | [0Nger than he? w. ne hey drink 15% 4 The Apoſtle puts another caſe, in which they might lawfully enough eat of meat offered to. an Idol; chat wasin cafe any of their Neighbours that were Heathens, invired them to dinner or ſupper in a private houſe (ſome add, or …
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LCORINTHIANS. Chun ES . they were either Fews, or Gentiles ( chat 15 Heathens) 4 . 2 " 4 + 28 Butif any ſay unto you, Thus is offered in fa of Coil (thas is; Chridinns) it was always an har rpg © 1. Critic unto idols, cat not e for * his ſake that ſhewed it, thing impoſſible, for Chriſtians to carry themſclyes ſo ”…
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chanks? That is, T ought not to canſe another to ſpeak evil of livered ther to you. me for uſing of meat, but tather than run that danger, to abſtain | & That you remember my Doftrine, the Precepts 2nd Inſirudti. from ſuch meat which T could otherwiſe ear of, and give God | ons. that I gave you,. c and keep the Ordin…
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t doth not {ignific ſpedt to Faith, or matters of Order Doſtle mentioneth, \ Or uncovired; and zne guided by a0 »{tle doth not com hers ſhould, to lt 7 praiſeth chem fr is a great Queltiot 0m that lieth upol at is, {uch R400 | the Traditions us5 no Scriptury 1 \ to keep 421i to provethoſe 7% he Writings…
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*y , 1 _ ; Og 0 I. 12, 14. I Theſſ, 2. 20. SO David calleth God his Glor F ry pneany as ye I an emialtring an wg things | p,ov. 17. 6. Solomon tells us, that the Glory of >9" ans Ge. 6 Mey ews and —mt ig , a the th RINSE e he a: or poſture uſcd | ,eyrs. So as the Apoſtle here uſeth a double Aegument for the man's it…
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4d then make man a meet help, f/0ns, but neither is this true ; for in many Nati of Na. Fg and then the woman, that ſhe | at the utmoſt length. Ochers underſtand Homer gg Year hair pit it is a Rule in Reaſon, Thar and judgment of that natural Reaſon which ſince wah light ble r perſon or thing, 1s man. But this muſt …
1,208 wordsSECTION 1500Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1500
as your meeting tends to the increaſe of your ſin, rather than CO the increaſe of your Grace, and the promoting the work or Was they fo in your ſelves , andthe Souls of others. one, wore? 13 For firſt of all when ye come together * in ti ApIEs No church, IT hear that there be || diviſions amonglt jo! af Sou, / CT:…
1,192 wordsSource & rights
Public domain 1700 edition. Historical OCR from the original scan; OCR may contain typographical recognition errors.
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.