A discourse concerning meekness and quietness of spirit to which is added, A sermon…

and by the same Barbarous and Inhumane Methods, it hath ⟨p. 33⟩been supported now above a Thousand Years. And in like manner that great Enemy of the Church, represented in St. John's Vision, maintains his Interest by causing that as many as would not worship the Image of the Rest should be killed, Rev. 13. 15. Thus are Errors and false Religions propagated; strip them of the•• ••ports, & they fall to the ground of course; but on the contrary, the Christian Religion was planted and preserved not only without▪ but against secular Force, recommended and upheld by its own intrinsic Truth and Excellen•• and that Divine Power which accomp••••• […] The Preachers and Professors of it every where […] against, and yet every where •etting ground, and strangely victorious, purely by the word of their Testimony, ¹and by not loving •heir Lives unto the Death. Thus is come Salvation and Strength, and the Kingdom of our God, and the Power of his Christ.

and by the same Barbarous and Inhumane Methods, it hath ⟨p. 33⟩been supported now above a Thousand Years. And in like manner that great Enemy of the Church, represented in St. Iohn's Vision, maintains his Interest by causing that as many as would not worship the Image of the Reast should be killed, Rev. 13. 15. Thus are Errors and false Religions propagated; strip them of the•• ••ports, & they fall to the ground of course; but on the contrary, the Ch••stian Religion was planted and preserv'd not only without but against secular Force, recommended and pheld by its own intrinsick Truth and Excellen and that Divine Power which accomp The Preachers and Professers of it every where against, and yet every where etting ground, and strangely victorious, purely by the word of their Testimony,