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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.
7. A man that is a sinful man, a lost man, a diseased, polluted man, that stands in need of washing, cleansing and recovering healing Grace. Show me the man that needs not Christ, and let him deny him his love.
7. A man that is a sinful man, a lost man, a diseased, polluted man, that stands in need of washing, cleansing and recovering healing Grace. Shew me the man that needs not Christ, and let him deny him his love.
8. A man that is a dying man, a man leaving this World, going out of Time, and entering into Eternity; that must shortly be a damned or saved man, within a few years, months, weeks, days or hours, be eternally happy, or everlastingly miserable.
8. A man that is a dying man, a man leaving this World, going out of Time, and entring into Eternity; that must shortly be a damned or saved man, within a few years, months, weeks, days or houts, be eternally happy, or everlastingly miserable.
3. Any man] especially where the Gospel is preached, where the joyful sound is heard, to whom the tidings of a Saviour and Eternal Life are brought: The Heathen cannot love him, because they do not know him, because they hear not of him: but any man, especially that lives under the means of Grace, any mean man, any noble man, any ignorant man, any learned man, any man of any sort, of any age, of any calling, of any place or Nation, where they have so often and so long heard of Christ, that his blessed name is become too common in their profane polluted mouths. If any such man
3. Any man] especially where the Gospel is preached, where the joyful sound is heard, to whom the tydings of a Saviour and Eternal Life are brought: The Heathen cannot love him, because they do not know him, because they hear not of him: but any man, especially that lives under the means of Grace, any mean man, any noble man, any ignorant man, any learned man, any man of any sort, of any age, of any calling, of any place or Nation, where they have so often and so long heard of Christ, that his blessed name is become too common in their prophane polluted mouths. If any such man