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of Love to him and much more
of Love to him and much more
plainly [[renested?]] and act before us. -
plainly [[renested?]] and act before us. -
  - the whole Proof of[[ Canticus?]] is a mystical
  - the whole Proof of [[Canticus?]] is a mystical
declaration of ye mutual Love between Ct
declaration of ye mutual Love between Ct
and ye Chh and of ye Loveliness of each - -
and ye Chh and of ye Loveliness of each - -
and to that end does ye holy spirit in a
and to that end does ye holy spirit in a
traniely of ye rast strching Language
variety of ye vast streching Language
thine ga e as ye beautiful and eneguyny
thine quite in ye beautiful and engaging
fregunative definepetions and at e
fregantive definestions and  
onesistations of ye glorious Person and
manifestations of ye glorious Person and
of ye reneans glories createments and
of ye various glories [[createmens?]] and
greus of this glorious Person of Ct shuing him
grace of this glorious Person of Ct showing him
to be alltogether lovely and tristy if not
to be alltogether lovely and trusty if not
to engage enesle and promote  their trust
to engage enile and promote  their trust
in and Love to him? Some particular
in and Love to him? Some particular
Psalms with many other Passages and Parts
Psalms with many other Passages and Parts
of Scripture are almost wholy taken up
of Scripture are almost wholy taken up
in describing and setting forth ye Person
in describing and setting forth ye Person
of Ct as a proper and ast inviting
of Ct as a proper and most inviting
object of trust and Love to ye Chh, to ye Sts
object of trust and Love to ye Chh, to ye Sts
and to our Souls: and to what end if not to this
and to our Souls: and to what end if not to this
that are and ye whole Chh, and even all
that are and ye whole Chh, and even all
to whom he ^is thus revealed and proposed
to whom he ^is thus revealed and proposed
may be engaged and enacted to ye [[cranise?]]
may be engaged and enacted to ye [[anenise?]]
thereof towards him?  ____________________
thereof towards him?  ____________________
Not to insist on particular testimonies
Not to insist on particular testimonies
and Passages, it is evident to all whose eyes
and Passages, it is evident to all whose eyes
are opened to read and understand, that
are opened to read and understand, that
ye various Pagenties and crellenises of ye
ye various Properties and [[excellenses?]] of ye
divine nature, such as Omnipresence,
divine nature, such as Omnipresence,
infinite Power, Knowledge, Wisdom, Truth,
infinite Power, Knowledge, Wisdom, Truth,

Latest revision as of 19:13, 18 June 2022

Scriptures of ye old, much more those of ye new are a Means of creating Love to Cts wherein his glorious person with ye Motives of Love to him and much more plainly renested? and act before us. -

- the whole Proof of Canticus? is a mystical

declaration of ye mutual Love between Ct and ye Chh and of ye Loveliness of each - - and to that end does ye holy spirit in a variety of ye vast streching Language thine quite in ye beautiful and engaging fregantive definestions and manifestations of ye glorious Person and of ye various glories createmens? and grace of this glorious Person of Ct showing him to be alltogether lovely and trusty if not to engage enile and promote their trust in and Love to him? Some particular Psalms with many other Passages and Parts of Scripture are almost wholy taken up in describing and setting forth ye Person of Ct as a proper and most inviting object of trust and Love to ye Chh, to ye Sts and to our Souls: and to what end if not to this that are and ye whole Chh, and even all to whom he ^is thus revealed and proposed may be engaged and enacted to ye anenise? thereof towards him? ____________________ Not to insist on particular testimonies and Passages, it is evident to all whose eyes are opened to read and understand, that ye various Properties and excellenses? of ye divine nature, such as Omnipresence, infinite Power, Knowledge, Wisdom, Truth,