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Name: The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in several treatises
Author: Samuel Bolton

The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in several treatises ... : never before published / by Samuel Bolton ...The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in severall treatises ... : never before published / by Samuel Bolton ...

Samuel Bolton 1606–1654London: printed by Robert Ibbitson for Thomas Parkhurst, 1657

[34], 420 [i.e. 455], [2] p. : port. · 221k words · Wing B3518 · ESTC R7007

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A TREATISE OF THE NATURE & ROYALTIES OF FAITH. › Royalty 14: Fourteenth Royalty. 14 Faith is an Heart-enriching, and filling-Grace.A TREATISE OF THE NATƲRE & ROYALTIES OF FAITH. › Royalty 14: Fourteenth Royalty. 14 Faith is an Heart-inriching, and filling-Grace.

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His Person a Mystery; his Nature; his Works; all Mysteries, 1 Tim. 3.16. — Without Controversy great is the Mystery of godliness; God manifested in the flesh; justified in the spirit; seen of Angels; preached unto the Gentiles; believed on in the World; received up into Glory. That he should be God-Man; mortal, and immortal: That there should be such greatness, and such baseness: such infiniteness, and yet such finiteness in one person. These are all Mysteries.

His Person a Mystery; his Nature; his Works; all Mysteries, 1 Tim. 3.16. — Without Controversy great is the Mystery of godliness; God manifested in the flesh; justified in the spirit; seen of Angels; preached unto the Gentiles; believed on in the World; received up into Glory. That hee should bee God-Man; mortall, and immortal: That there should bee such greatness, and such baseness: such infiniteness, and yet such finiteness in one person. These are all Mysteries.

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Hence Christ is called (Isa. 9.6.) Wonderful; because all is wonderful in Christ; he is wonderful in his Person, in his Nature, in his offices, in the managing of them. A chain of wonders.

Hence Christ is called (Isa. 9.6.) Wonderful; because all is wonderfull in Christ; hee is wonderful in his Person, in his Nature, in his offices, in the managing of them. A chain of wonders.

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So the Creation a Mystery, Resurrection a Mystery. Christian Religion is nothing else but a bundle of holy Mysteries.

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