The application of redemption

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Or else (as great a Cause as any other) a special Profession of Religion being 〈…〉 Mode, and under Countenance: Hence many have been easily moved to see what might be in Religion, and so attend to what is said about it; and upon listening thereto, their spirits have been awakened, ⟨image 4⟩and surprized with some light, and then with that Light they have grown inquisitive into what this or that Party of Religion holds; what the other, or what a fourth. And thinking themselves at liberty (as the Principle of the times is) to chuse (as men in a Market) what that Light wil lead them to; they accordingly fal in, either with this, or that particular perswasion: and this is al of many mens Conversion. And yet because such become zealously addicted to such, or such a (some of the Professors of each of which, others that differ, own as truly Godly) therfore they are presently adopted, & owned as Saints, by the several Followers of such Opinions: And each sort thinks much, that those who embrace their Opinion, should not be accounted, and esteemed Religious all others, that do sincerely the power of it. Thus men Tythe and Cummin, and leap over the great Regeneration, namely, for sin, the sence of their Natural