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Love to Christ, necessary to escape the curse at his coming
Love to Christ, necessary to escape the curse at his coming by Tho. Doolittle ...
London: printed for Tho. Cockerill, 1692
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.
And with this highest degree of Excommunication, shall all the Non-Lovers of Christ, at his coming be excluded, and stand excommunicated from the favourable Presence of the Glorious God, and of Christ the Gracious only Saviour, from the Company of all the Holy Angels, and Society of the Blessed Saints, from the Holy Place above, and from all the Joys and Happiness thereof.
The manner how the Jews excommunicated the Samaritans, was very solemn and dreadful: They brought Three hundred Priests, and Three hundred Trumpets, and Three hundred Books of the Law, and Three hundred Boys; and they blew with Trumpets, and the Levites singing, accursed the Cutthaeans, in the Name of Tetragrammaton, or Jehovah, and with the Curses both of the Superior and Inferior House of Judgment; and they said, ⟨p. 7⟩Cursed is he that eateth the bread of the Cutthaeans, (hence is that saying of theirs, He that eateth the bread of the Cutthaean or Samaritan, is as he who eats swines flesh), and let no Cutthaean be a Proselyte in Israel, neither have any part in the resurrection of the just. These Curses they wrote upon Tables, and sealed them, and sent them through all Israel, who multiplied also this great Anathema, or Curse, upon them.
The manner how the Jews excommunicated the Samaritans, was very solemn and dreadful: They brought Three hundred Priests, and Three hundred Trumpets, and Three hundred Books of the Law, and Three hundred Boys; and they blew with Trumpets, and the Levites singing, accursed the Cutthaeans, in the Name of Tetragrammaton, or Jehovah, and with the Curses both of the Superior and Inferior House of Judgment; and they said, ⟨p. 7⟩Cursed is he that eateth the bread of the Cutthaeans, (hence is that saying of theirs, He that eateth the bread of the Cutthaean or Samaritan, is as he who eats swines flesh), and let no Cutthaean be a Pros•lite in Israel, neither have any part in the resurrection of the just. These Curses they wrote upon Tables, and sealed them, and sent them through all Israel, who multiplied also this great Anathema, or Curse, upon them.