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Let us look into all places and persons , and see how few shall be saved . The world is now split into four parts , Europe , Asia , Africa , and America ; and the three biggest parts are drowned in a deluge of profaneness and ...
Let us look into all places and persons , and see how few shall be saved . The world is now split into four parts , Europe , Asia , Africa , and America ; and the three biggest parts are drowned in a deluge of profaneness and ...
Page 101
Set by these four sorts , how few then are to be saved , even among them that are hatcht in the bosom of the Church ? First , here then is an Use of encouragement . Be not discouraged by the name of singularity .
Set by these four sorts , how few then are to be saved , even among them that are hatcht in the bosom of the Church ? First , here then is an Use of encouragement . Be not discouraged by the name of singularity .
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Thus far an hypocrite goes not . So much for the first Doctrine observed out of the Text . I come now to the second . Doct . 2. That those that are saved , are saved with much difficulty : or it is a wonderful hard thing to be saved .
Thus far an hypocrite goes not . So much for the first Doctrine observed out of the Text . I come now to the second . Doct . 2. That those that are saved , are saved with much difficulty : or it is a wonderful hard thing to be saved .
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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