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An exposition of the principles of religion

Name: An exposition of the principles of religion
Author: Thomas Hooker

An exposition of the principles of religion by Tho. Hooker.

Thomas Hooker 1586–1647London: printed for R. Dawlman, 1645

[3], 58 p. · 8.7k words · Wing H2647 · ESTC R17496

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AN EXPOSITION OF THE Principles of Religion. › Principle 1: The first Principle, There is one God, Creator and Governor of all things, distinguish…AN EXPOSITION OF THE Principles of Religion. › Principle 1: The first Principle, There is one God, Creator and Governour of all things, distinguish…

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Q. What may we learn from hence?

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Ans. 1. Comfort to the Saints, seeing God is so great a Creator, and powerful a Governor; there is no people under heaven (that worship any other God) are so blessed as they are: Among the Gods there is none like unto thee O Lord, neither are there any works like unto thy works. Psal. 86.8.

Ans. 1. Comfort to the Saints, seeing God is so great a Creator, and powerfull a Governour; there is no people under heaven (that worship any other God) are so blessed as they are: Among the Gods there is none like unto thee O Lord, neither are there any works like unto thy works. Psal. 86.8.

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2. This should teach us to mind Gods dealing with us in every passage of our lives, and to stand in awe of his Majesty.

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Q. How is God distinguished?

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