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things to were, that we may thereby know how much we are beholden to him | things to were, that we may thereby know how much we are beholden to him for that restraint which he lays upon the Infernal Spirits who would else reduce a world into a chaos. That the destruction of such cases as these is proper for the servants of Christ in the ministry cannot be denied. The reasonableness of doing it now, will be justified by the consideration of the necessity there is at this time of a right information of men's judgments about those things and the danger of their being misinformed. | ||
The Reverend Learned and Judicious Author of the ensuing cases, is too well known to need our commendation: all that we are concerned in is to assert our consent to and concurrence with the substance of what is contained in the following discourse and with our hearty requests to God, that he would discover the depths of this Hellish design, direct in the whole managements of this affair, prevent the lacking any wrong stops in this darkway. and that he would in particular | The Reverend Learned and Judicious Author of the ensuing cases, is too well known to need our commendation: all that we are concerned in is to assert our consent to and concurrence with the substance of what is contained in the following discourse and with our hearty requests to God, that he would discover the depths of this Hellish design, direct in the whole managements of this affair, prevent the lacking any wrong stops in this darkway. and that he would in particular | ||
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things to were, that we may thereby know how much we are beholden to him for that restraint which he lays upon the Infernal Spirits who would else reduce a world into a chaos. That the destruction of such cases as these is proper for the servants of Christ in the ministry cannot be denied. The reasonableness of doing it now, will be justified by the consideration of the necessity there is at this time of a right information of men's judgments about those things and the danger of their being misinformed. The Reverend Learned and Judicious Author of the ensuing cases, is too well known to need our commendation: all that we are concerned in is to assert our consent to and concurrence with the substance of what is contained in the following discourse and with our hearty requests to God, that he would discover the depths of this Hellish design, direct in the whole managements of this affair, prevent the lacking any wrong stops in this darkway. and that he would in particular