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A Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practically resolvedA Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practicaly resolved
A Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practically resolved by sundry ministers in October, 1682.A Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practicaly resolved by sundry ministers in October, 1682.
London: printed by J.A. for John Dunton, 1683
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Sermon 7: Quest. What may gracious Parents best do, for the Conversion of those Children whose wi…
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4. We have heard the Sentence, and, (notwithstanding Eli's Repentance, and the Saving of his Soul, yet) for the necessary Vindication of Gods Honour, Holiness, Justice, here below, see the dreadful Execution.
4. We have heard the Sentence, and, (notwithstanding Elies Repentance, and the Saving of his Soul, yet) for the necessary Vindication of Gods Honour, Holiness, Justice, here below, see the dreadful Execution.
1. The Philistines and Israel join in Battel• Israel is smitten and fled. There fell of Israel thirty thousand footmen; and the Ark of God taken. 1. Sam. 4.10, 11. 2. The two Caitiffs, that had lived before to bring Gods Ark into contempt, and had now lived to carry it into captivity, both slain by the Philistines. 3. Eli, now ninety eight years old, at the news of this, falls backward from his Seat, and breaks his Neck. 4. To make the Tragedy complete, the Wife of that cursed Phinehas, as not minding Father, Husband, Self, Child, with her last breath pants out a doleful Epitaph on the captive Ark, and stamps it on her Child's forehead. Call it Ichabod, for the Ark of God is taken. 1 Sam. 4.21.
1. The Philistines and Israel join in Battel• Israel is smitten and fled. There fell of Israel thirty thousand footmen; and the Ark of God taken. 1. Sam. 4.10, 11. 2. The two Caitiffs, that had liv'd before to bring Gods Ark into contempt, and had now liv'd to carry it into captivity, both slain by the Philistines. 3. Eli, now ninety eight years old, at the news of this, falls backward from his Seat, and breaks his Neck. 4. To make the Tragedy compleat, the Wife of that cursed Phinchas, as not minding Father, Husband, Self, Child, with her last breath pants out a doleful Epitaph on the captive Ark, and stamps it on her Childs forehead. Call it Ichabod, for the Ark of God is taken.