The Jerusalem-sinner saved, or, Good news for the vilest of men being a help…

In the fifth Chapter you find them railing at him, because he continued preaching among them Salvation in the Name of Jesus. But he tells them, That that very Jesus whom they had slain and hanged on a Tree, him God had raised up, and exalted to be a Prince and a Saviour, to give Repentance to Israel, and Forgiveness of Sins, Vir. 29.30, 31. Still insinuating, that tho they had killed him, and to this day rejected him, yet his business was to bestow upon them, Repentance and Forgiveness of Sins.

In the fifth Chapter you find them railing at him, because he continued preaching among them Salvation in the Name of Jesus. But he tells them, That that very Jesus whom they had slain and hanged on a Tree, him God had raised up, and exalted to be a Prince and a Saviour, to give Repentance to Isra•l, and Forgiveness of Sins, Vir. 29.30, 31. Still insinuating, that tho they had killed him, and to this day rejected him, yet his business was to bestow upon them, Repentance and Forgiveness of Sins.

'Tis true, after they began to kill again, and when nothing but killing would serve their turn; then they that were scattered abroad, went every where preaching the Word. Yet even some of them to hankered after the Conversion of the Jews, that they preached the Gospel only to them. Also the Apostles still made their abode at Jerusalem, in hopes that they might yet let down their Net for another draught of these Jerusalem-sinners. Neither did Paul and Barnabas, who were the Ministers of God to the ⟨p. 20⟩Gentiles, but offer the Gospel in the first place to those of them that for their wickedness were scattered like Vagabonds among the Nations. Yea, and when they rendered Rebellion and Blasphemy for their Service and Love; they replied, It was necessary that the Word of God should first have been spoken to them, Acts 1.8. chap. 13.46, 47.

'Tis true, after they began to kill again, and when nothing but killing would serve their turn; then they that were scattered abroad, went every where preaching the Word. Yet even some of them to hankered after the Conversion of the Jews, that they preached the Gospel only to them. Also the Apostles still made their abode at Jerusalem, in hopes that they might yet let down their Net for another draught of these Jerusalem-sinners. Neither did Paul and Barnabas, who were the Ministers of God to the