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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 1501
That the Love-feaſt is here intended, which ordinarily preceded the| Lord's Supper ; the reaſon they give, is, Becauſe the abuſes here | mentioned, viz. not ſtaying one for another till the whole Church were met, one eating plentifully, another ſparingly, ſome being hungry whiles others had ate and drank enough, co…
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« Heis toexamine himſelf abour his Kzowl:dge, whether he righr- what the nature of the Sacrament is, whathe doth in that ſacred Aion; about his Faith, Love, Repent ance, new obedience, whether he be ſuch a one, as God hath prepared thar holy Table for ; it is the childrens bread, and not for dogs,a Table Chriſt ha…
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34 And if any man hunger, let him eat at home », that ye come not together to || condemnation 9. And we” © the relt will 1 {:t in order when 1 come p. n And if any one hungred, they frould not make the place, where they met together tor the folema Worſhip of God, a place for eating and drinking at Feaſts, but eat …
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ſupplying the Text with the word Gif:s. This Church eminently h There are divers Offices of Miniſtries in the Church of (Et abounded in theſe abilities to ſpiricual a&ions given them of God |one miniſtreth in the Office of Elder, another in che Office of 1 (ior ſpiritual Gifts ſignifies nothing elſe) and as they abou…
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Fo oTo another, he faith, 15 given Fairn, By which cannot be un- * deftood rhat Fazrb which 1s common to all Chriſtians, for he is ſpeak- M ing of ſuch gitrs as were given ro ſome Chriſtians, not to all; he a muſt therefore mean, cither a Fait!> of Miracles, that is, a perſwa- o fon that God would work a Mirac'e1n …
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c There are ſeveral a&tionsto be performed by the body of a man, either for the ſupport and che upholding of it in life, or for the accommodaring of it while it lives? Seeing, Hearing, and Sm-llins (which are the three aCtions here mentioned) are not indeed nece!l- ſary for the upholding of life, bur they are highl…
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caſting out the inceſtuous perſon. q Prophets ſignifies ner hr I have before noted) that revealed the Mind and People, whether it were by an extraordinary impulſe ang tion,or in an ordinary courſe of Teaching ; whether the things to come, or opened the Mind and Will of G revealed. But in this Text, and in Eph. 4. …
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that way God indeed comm ret imprefiions but whether, Angels can do the like, or what their way is of communicatiny their minds each to other, is a great Secret, and we oug willingly ignorant of what God hath not. pleaſed in any d we ought to be part 0? ot. 1p. tus re 2:0Pe - th cating 25. th Subſta and…
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obey and to pleaſe him in what we do. it Roots and Principles of all thoſe works which are truly good, vith reference to oureternal happineſs. lſed up p. we you diſcourſe of ? Or how ſhall we know if we have ir? The move mountains f, and have not charity, I am no-ÞY** «fore thar be evide n? f. = Pu been before ſ…
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L. 1t2ene ' The Apof'e purſues bis former 7 , comparing the 1m* ror ſtare of Believers, as toknow!edge in this life, with what Nite in the life char is ro come. In this life ir 1s as 1n a Look- inn-glsfr, (where we only fre the Tmages and imperfeQ Repre- Inraticns of things) and. darkly, in a riddle; it 1s but a …
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» Knowledge or underſtanding of the thing as to t ſp:aketh, 1s neceſſary to the improvement of Pl _ _ dreadt a means to promote Faith and Love ; for how Aral what ”_ I0 inthe leaſt promote, either my Faith in God or Chuift nl in the to him, if I underſtand nor what they fay ? Roy. ro % _ x s ip - 'hz thar ſpeaket…
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ers, are they know 1 a5 fo the far greater number of people, Jreadful meditation. ) 70 There are, it may be, ſo many kinds of voices 1 the world, and none of them # without fignificati- ON #4. + The whole Earth was originally of one Language and of one Creech, Ger. 11, 1. But upon the building of Babel. wv. 7.…
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yi Let him pray, and alfo interpret ; but this ſeemerh hard : nor can ke Ithink thoſe that had a f:culty to ſpeak in an unknown Tongue , pt mghr ſome of them not themſelves underſtand what they ſaid, and & ſo had need tro pray that they might interprer : But they hers might be puft up with their gift, and think it …
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þ ,!l here certaialy is not to be underſtood of every one in the Ailembly, for all were not Prophets, Chap. 12. 29. nor could the ſpeaking of a great number be judged orderly by the Light of Na- tie : ir here muſt ſignifie any, one, or more, ſucceſſively, inter- pret or apply the holy Scriprures. c The Heathens wil…
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By the Spirits of the Prophets, the Apoſtle either meaneth their ſpiritual Gifts, asto the uſe and exerciſe of them, and the aQionsto be done by them or the aCtions themſelves, or interpretationspre. tendedly done and given, by the exerciſe of thoſe Gifts, theirs. ctrines: Or thirdly, That Inſtin&, or peru, by whic…
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w If there be anv amongſt you who hath a concer, that he is in- fired by Ged, and from thatynfpiration underſtandeth the Mina and Will of God, lie muſt acknowledge, that T allo ara an ApofHe, and know the Mind and Will of God as wzl as he ; and being to, that what T tell you, is the Commandment of the Lord. 25 Bur…
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» * AnJlatof allhe wes ſeen of me allo x, || as of 1.12 HOI OUT of GUE THANE Co 3+ Lat of 21; 11:8 APR O: 11 may be Taft of ai! perſons ; for af- rer Sbep mon we read of none but ls; Paul. who law Ciuilt. Stepien 4s they wer: Noning him, cryed our, AGs 7, Behold, Tjce the Hen- went op-n2d, nn. the Sor of man ſtand…
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Returrettion, which was to thew his ViQtory over Dearth 4... " dead might hear his Voice and live, and that he mich þ« ;;,, -; Fg T w» 6/5 /s07s of the quick and the dead, CE which he could not have been. 5c «2. dead d1d not riſe ) Now though it be true, that Chriſt; Head-fhiv... his Church, and the Apoſtles Argum…
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| Urder, and this Order was, that they that were Dead, or ſhould be | in the Kingdom and Government with him. #« Thar God ( faith Dead, before Chriſt's tecond Coming, ſhould not prevent one ano- | the Apoſtle ) may be as 72 3l : inſtead of all chings which the Hearr ther, 1 Theſſ. 4. 15. &c. Beſides, the Order which …
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1-15 tcil us of a cullon: in ute in the Prumicve Caurch, to bap- [ns over the Graves of the Martyrs, as a teſtimony of their That chere was anciently ſuch a cuſtom, i} doubt not; Ard | believe that the cuſtora with us in reading of doth much more probably derive from this ancient ulage than the Paputts praying tor…
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r POre 41 Subſt: 'NCE5 of Beaſts. as 7 Fiſhes, and jirds ve | bY O13 EAinfKon be Wis. £ jt 11Q Eb a but acce 2rdins to our i - $a wa a ll Ss {0m or PLopriety Ot ipcalins ; we read of the fleſh of tith, Levit. Ii. i©, TO 40 There are alſo ce'eſtial bndies /, and bodies ter the glory of the ce.eſtial;z one, and tl…
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z Adm, who was the tuft Man, was of th- 2 arth, Cer, 2. 5 ; and was of an earthy conftirutioa, hike unto the Earth hich he was tormed ; but Chrift had anocher Orig10al: For thong ; his Body was formed in the Wombof the Virgin, and he vas ile!h yer ihe concetved by the Holy Ghoſt overſhadowi and Chr iſt had an eter…
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well as in this Epiſtle. Beſides, that our Saviour he Moe. t 53 For this corruptible muſt pur on incorruption, he the ſtare of wor _—_— ee be _ that they thoy'd by. * Al PICS ./ = - 1l "7. /L m - _ i! 7 tne poor always wit 1t Im. 7,4 #3, C25 I 28 ; h1g Prophetic 3+4+* and this mortal z7#/7 Put on IMMCT.ALV 2. of a F…
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chen I |: throw do ide bece into Macenina, 10t i T will not fee you in my paſſage ] and j nope 19 9911 A file A ſt . 1 di! I Ru? - Fl 7 * gp \\ A Þ! { you without fear »: for * he worketh the work of the Cc r2 ' them, whom he there calleth his beloved Son , WVI i , ; {12 atcered this refoſution afre…
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Parl ar this time (as moſt think) at Fpbi[is, to acquaint him with the ſtate of their Churches ; the men ſup2licd the want'of that whole Churches coming, or they mac: a report to the "Anoſt'e of th- Corinthians more tully than they had done in their Letters. He adds, that they had refreſbed his Spirit, nor with bri…
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» the reaſon of which he ſheweth Chap. 1, was not Levi- bles he met with in Aſia, and hts deſire to hear they had firſt reformed the abuſes he had taxed them 2 As an imperious man, becauſe of the inceftous perſon againſt whom he had wrote z which Charge he avoids, by ſhewing the neceſſity of bu writing in that manne…
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g He calleth his, and the other Apoftles ſufferings, the ©:fey- ings of Chriſt , either becauſe they were iufferings for Chriſt, thac is, for doing the work which Chriit had given them ro do : Or his and their perſon] ſufferings as Members of that B:dy, of which Chriſt is the Head, Chritt callech S2/s periecuring …
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; Our ſufferings tend to y0w Conſolation and Salvation, your God depends not upon their order, ſtation, and repute in Souls being upheld and ſupporred by the fight of our boldneſs, | World. w By the Gift here, he means che deliverance | he | and courage, and confidence 1n our ſufferings: Thus Phil. I. 13, mencioned ;…
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more jrom his Almighty Power, than from the virtue of any | ſpeak here of the latter. : | OY means they can uſe, (though yer it be our duty to uſe what I6 And to pats by you into Macedonia, and *t0* 1 Spirit c EW Bn = 90m + meron =) —_ 4 | come again out of Macedonia unto you, and of you "i — PRs < | 50 : pag 4 T OY…
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þ The Apoſtle here giveth a reaſon, why he had made Ty:t/; and Sincerity fo much his hufinefs (which reaſon obligerh us alio, who .ire :s much hound :s he, ro ſtuc'y a conformity ro Chriſt faith he, The Son of Go who w.1s preached among yo!s char 15, Chriſt Jeſus ; (who hugh (as ſome obſerve) is in theſe Epiſtles n…
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tore they had reformed thoſe abuſes that were amongſt thei, he muſt (az he before ſpake) have come unto chem with a 794. '24 Not for * that we have dominion over your s , cy. faith 7, but are helpers of your joy 5: for + by faith +. 5. ye ſtand z. 1 Per. 5.35 7 Nor ( ſay ſome ) that we pretend or boaſt of any domi…
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bur in parte : that I may not overcharge you all f. e The Particle [ if ] d-th nor here ſignifie any doubting or un- certainty (tor the Inceſtuous perſon, of whom the Apoſtle here, and in the following verſes, ſpeaks, had certainly ciuſed griet both to the Apoſtle, and alſo ro the Church whereot he was a Member, }…
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{ Thar you ſhould reſtore him ro Communion with you i your Church-Afſemblics, and rake him into the boſom gf Sh. Church again, and be ( as hefore ) friendly rowards him M word which we tranſlate confirm, 1S zuewoazs which finifierh w thoritatively to eſtabliſh or confirm. Some obſerve, Thi ra Apoſtle (peaks ro the…
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call Titus (a perſon rhough a Miniſter, yer much interjour to him s an Apoſtle ) Brother, Several reaſons are given of Pazxls rrou- le, Thur which 1s moſt probable, is, That he did expe& ar Troas tro have mer wich Tits come from Corinth, trom whom he might more pertectly have underſtood the affairs of thar Church :…
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ghts w As fweet Smells, which are to ſome pleaſant and comforta- 0.41» ble, are ro others pernicious and deadly; fo ir is with the ſweer ek favour of the Goſpel. The Report which we in all places make 10W of Chriſt, ro ſome, through their unbelief and hardneſs of heart 155 and fondneſs of their luſts, proveth but t…
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in any ſenſe, as of on ſelves, It is nor of Goa, in the ſenſe which the apoſtle 1s | eh of z Who is & here ſpeaking of God, as the God of Narure, ( from whom indeed we derive our poiyer of thinking) bur as the God of Grace, from whom we dertve our power of thinking holy thoughts, and ſuch as are truly and ſpirj- c…
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7 The Law had in ir ſomething of intrinfick Glory and Eire! lency, as it was the Revelation of the Will of God tO, and concern. ing, his Creatures; there was an inſeperable Glory atrending ir upon thar accounr: And ir was made glorious in tlie Miniſtraio ot It 3 as it pleaſed God thar the giving of it ſhould be are…
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that the Children of 1ſrac] could not ſtedfaſtly look jon 1% * ro the end of that which is aboliſhed #. we have the Hiſtory, ro which this paſſage of the Apoſile rclaterh, in Exod. 34. 33, 35. where we read, that when Mojes had done (peaking, be put 4 veil on his face, The Apoſtle here elegantly rurns that paſſage…
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Chap. | had the Divine Nature perſonally uniced to his humane Nature; which 1s cal'ed the Spirit, Mzrh 2.8. Bur ſome think, that the Ar- ricle here, is not meerly Prepoſitive, but Emphatical, and fo refer- reth to 2. 6. where the Goſpel (the ſubſtance of which is Chriſt) was called the Spirit. _ So ic 15 judged by…
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it « $1 ; #41 [| + v To the l + x " . -4 - " ' E c wi "Thw)- , : # T6 86 Fr x £4 #2 BEG v * *l. Wat, —_ > c—_—— OO Chap. IV. ſonifie, that God had no more-in Cointh at this time thar Lelung- &d ro the E'e&ion of Grace, than thole thet were already convert- ed; or that all thoſe that were at th…
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| x Violently furſued and proſecuted by ſuch as are the - of the Goſpel, and Enemies to our Lord Jeſus, becauſe feſtion of him, and preaching his Goſpel ; bur yer” y yo for God, nor wholly of men; God, by the inward irfluences of Ve ” 5 Spirir, ſupporting, upholding, and comforting us; ang bY oly his Proidenze, ra…
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| Rom. 8. F , ap I 1: 6, J110F 2, . V. make this the ſenſe of ir, Though God, in the Wiſdom of his Pro- vidence, hath aſligned us in this World a different lot from you, thar you cre full, we empty 3 you tn proſperity, we In adverſity 3 yer we are partakers of the ſam? Faith with you, and are aged from the ſ…
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ſen; in this verſe he openerh kimſelf, and ſhewerh whar thoſe un- ſeen things are: W: (faith he) know, we have a certain perſwaiion we doubt nor of jr, bur that if our body werediflolved, &5. This bo- dy he calleth an Earthly koaſe, either becauſe it is made of the duft of rhe earth, into which jr muſt azain be reſ…
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[ i gy $1 4: 4 0 gs th 4 + rl Tr $+ ; on ; 18 he-9h z1F ? "Wk J of | "4 « | kf i! : ki \ [i 4 o i pd th Josl$; Chap. of this Glory, and the ſwallowing up of Mortality in Life: For we know, thar while we are in our earthly home, (which js our body) we are furtheſt off from that which is our t…
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14 For the love of Chriſt conſtraineth ns ' we thus judge a, that * if one died for all, all dead 6. { The Lore of Chriſt ſignifieth either that love toward of men which was in Chriſt before the Foundation of =Y for even then (as Solemn tellech us) Prov. 8. 31. he wat R:; in the habitable parts of the earth, and …
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Chap. wor of the Will of man, but of God; of God, as the principal effici-| And this was Pa4/s, and ſhould be every godly Miniſter's work, cnt Cauſe, bY a ; 11 1.1y, and by the Spirit of Chriſt, azally, hath reconciled us unto himfelf; of Enemies hath made us Friends. 7 Ard hath giv us the Miniſtry of Reconiilieti…
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o Chriſt knew no ſin, as he was guilty of no fin 3 which of you (faith he Foh. 8. 46.) convinceth me of fn? 1 Per. 2. 21, 22, 24. H? ad ns fin, nor was guile ſoind in nis mouth, Bur God made him to be ſn for us 3 He was numbred amongſt the tranſereſſours, Iſa. 53, 6. 12, Our ſins were reckoned ro him; ſo as though …
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Bat : i 44 * 0 4 vi... 4 z 2 | ; 2 ; wy? c $!.: {1 \& 21 * y 4 L af i! (- | þi i a7 #4 ti; hn 5# . 4. *% W. ; PATIL Chap. VI. ricual chings; if it deth nor here fignifie Faith, which 1s a Super- {tri Qure on this Forndation, and thar habit which hath a ſpecial influence upon prifying the rea…
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2, 3» { Our mouth is open to ſpeak freely to you, and ro communi- cate tO you the whole Will and Counſel of God ; our heart is in- larged both by ti:e Love thar I have towards you, and by the re- joicing thar I have in you. This inlargement of my heart is that which openeth my lips, and makes me ſpeak freely to you…
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wap is the term {ivirg vainly added to God ;, for beſides thar, he is uſually fo called, a+ icing Ever living, and the Founrain 91 at! Life ir 2ko fhewerl; the oppoſirion berwixe him and [dols, which are dead thinzs: 4nd ieorerore God could have no more communion with Idols, thai t26 {i:ing can have wich rhe dead 3…
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God's promiſes, and our betief of them, o: affiance in God for the | IL CORINT HIANS. Chap. ah 4 . Ny - tulfiiting of rhem, from hindring us in” the prafiice and excrete of Huy inels, thatthere can he no more poren: motive to periovade the perfection of Holtxis; and thac not cnly from the argumen o. Di- ; v. ne …
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I's conſolacion, upon his bcholding or bing a Wirneſs ro « your ear- neſt defire, ro give me ſarisfa&tion in the things abour which I wrote tg you. iv Ta mourning, eicher tor thoſe ſcandals amongſt you, of & hich I have given \ou noricez or for my afflited ſtate and con- dirion; or for the offerce you had given me,…
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you in the ſight of God might appear to you s. q For the cauſe of him thar had abuſed his Fathers Wife, , our of any particular hatred or ill will I had to him, » nor for þ ſake of him whoſe Wife was ſo abuſed; nor for my own fake br had been ſo abuſed, and ſuffered wrong by youz 5 bur Only our of a love to your S…
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» Two things che Apoſtle commendeth in the Charity of the Churches of Mec2donia: Firſt, the Quantity of ther? Gift, which, he (aith, was to their power, yea, (on his knowledge) beyond what they were able. Secondly, their Freedom in the Ation; fo as chey did nor need the Apoſtles Exhortations and Arguments, bur did…
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had both ſteadily aflented ro the truth of Goſpel Propofitions,” and | alſo received Chriſt, » Utterance, by which they were inabled/ either to ſpeak with Tongues, or ro God in Prayer, or to men by | Prophecy and Exhortation. .*. Knowledge both of things Divine | and Humane, þ And in Love to the Miniſters of the Go…
1,059 wordsSECTION 1559Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1559
! This Quotation would inclire us to think, that the abyndance mentioned in the Jatcer part of che former Verſe, as alſo the 1qua- lity mentioned 1n the end of 1t, 1s rather to be underſtood with rC- tererce ro the good things of this life, chan wich reference to St» 1ita'l Bleſſings 3 or to remporal and ſpiritual …
1,179 wordsSECTION 1560Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1560
much Glory ro Chriſt, Every one that excelieth in the hy; > exercie of Grace, is the Glory of Chriſt, becauſe withou: Chit he can donothing of that nature. T7live, yet not T, out Chiilt liar zn me. The as and exerciſes of Grace are indeed our ag;, by the power by which we do them, is from Chriſt ; we Blory inChrif,…
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.