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The works of George Swinnock, M.A
The works of George Swinnock, M.A. containing these several treatises ...
London: printed by J.B. for Tho. Parkhurst, 1665
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3. The Histories of it are true; Whatsoever is written in it of the first or second Adam, of any persons, or nations, is exactly true; •here never was such an impartial historian as the inditer of the word. This is the Book which hath no Errata's in it.
3. The Histories of it are true; Whatsoever is written in it of the first or second Adam, of any persons, or nations, is exactly true; •here never was fuch an impartial historian as the inditer of the word. This is the Book which hath no Errata's in it.
4. The threatenings are true. The sinner shall as certainly feel them, as he reads or hears them. He shall as surely be damned, as if he were already damned, therefore he is said to be condemned already, 1to speak its certainty. ⟨p. 414⟩He shall find the gnawing worm, and the eternal fire as unquestionably as if he felt them at this hour; hence God appeals to the consciences of the Jews whether though the Prophets died, his threatenings (which were denounced by those Prophets) did not live, and take hold of them, Zach. 1.5.
4. The threatnings are true. The sinner shall as certainly feel them, as he reads or hears them. He shall as surely be damned, as if he were already damned, therefore he is said to be condemned already, 1to speak its certainty. ⟨p. 414⟩He shall find the gnawing worm, and the eternal fire as unquestionably as if he felt them at this hour; hence God appeals to the consciences of the Jews whether though the Prophets died, his threatnings (which were denounced by those Prophets) did not live, and take hold of them,