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A saint or a brute the certain necessity and excellency of holiness, &c. ...…
A saint or a brute the certain necessity and excellency of holiness, &c. ... / by Richard Baxter.
London: printed by R.W. for Francis Tyton, 1662
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Quer. 9. Was it possible that so many hundred or thousand persons, dispersed about the world on a sudden, could without coming near each other, agree both upon one and the same false doctrine throughout, and on the same practices to deceive the world?
Quer. 9. Was it possible that so many hundred or thousand persons, dispersed about the world on a sudden, could without coming neer each other, agree both upon one and the same false doctrine throughout, and on the same practices to deceive the world?
Quer. 10. Is it possible that among so many thousands, that torments, or death, or common ingenuity, would not have forced some to have repented, and opened the deceits of all the rest?
Quer. 10. Is it possible that among so many thousands, that torments, or death, or common ingennity, would not have forced some to have repented, and opened the deceits of all the rest?
Quer. 11. Is it possible that so many Heretics that did fall from them and set against the true Apostles, would none of them have disclosed the deceit, if really the Miracles had not been done?
Quer. 11. Is it possible that so many Hereticks that did fall from them and set against the true Aposles, would none of them have disclosed the deceit, if really the Miracles had not been done?