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A petition for peace with the reformation of the liturgy, as it was presented…
A petition for peace with the reformation of the liturgy, as it was presented to the right reverend bishops, by the divines appointed by His Majesties commission to treat with them about the alteration of it.
London printed : s.n., MDCLXI 1661
A Form of Public Admonition to the Impenitent.A Form of Publick Admonition to the Impenitent.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
A. B. you are convict of gross and scandalous sin, you have 1been admonished and entreated, to repent. The promises of mercies to the Penitent; and the threatenings of God against the Impenitent, have not been concealed from you; we have waited in hope for your repentance, as having Compassion on your soul; and desiring your Salvation; But we must say with grief, you have hitherto disappointed us; We are certain from the Word of God, that you must be penitent, if ever you will be pardoned, and that except you repent, you shall everlastingly perish. Luke. 13. 3, 5. Act. 5. 31. Luke 12. 47. To acquaint you publicly with this, and yet here to offer you mercy from the Lord, is the next duty laid upon us for your recovery. O! blame us not, if knowing the terrors of the Lord, we thus persuade you, and are loath to leave you in the power of Satan, and loath to see you cast out into perdition, and that your blood should be required at our hands, as not having discharged our duty to prevent it.
A. B. you are convict of gross and scandalous sin, you have 1been admonished and intreated, to repent. The promises of mercies to the Penitent; and the threatnings of God against the Impenitent, have not been concealed from you; wee have waited in hope for your repentance, as having Compassion on your soul; and desiring your Salvation; But wee must say with grief, you have hitherto disappointed us; Wee are certain from the Word of God, that you must bee penitent, if ever you will bee pardoned, and that except you repent, you shall everlastingly perish. Luke. 13. 3, 5. Act. 5. 31. Luke 12. 47. To acquaint you publickly with this, and yet here to offer you mercy from the Lord, is the next duty laid upon us for your recovery. O! blame us not, if knowing the terrours of the Lord, wee thus perswade you, and are loath to leave you in the power of Satan, and loath to see you cast out into perdition, and that your blood should bee required at our hands, as not having discharged our duty to prevent it.