The clear sun-shine of the gospel breaking forth upon the Indians in New-England. Or,…The clear sun-shine of the gospel breaking forth upon the Indians in Nevv-England. Or,…

And another, How they might lay hold on him, and where, being now absent from them? with some other to this purpose; which received full answers from several hands. But that which I note is this, that their gracious attention to the Word, the affections and mournings of some of them under it, their sober propounding of divers spiritual questions, their aptness to understand and believe what was replied to them, the readiness of divers poor naked children to answer openly the chief questions in Catechism which were formerly taught them, and such like appearances of a great change upon them, did marvellously affect all the wise and godly Ministers, Magistrates, & people, and did ⟨p. 12⟩raise their hearts up to great thankfulness to God; very many deeply and abundantly mourning for joy to see such a blessed day, and the Lord Jesus so much known and spoken of among such as never heard of him before: So that if any in England doubt of the truth of what was formerly w•it, or if any malignant eye shall question and v••••e this work, they will now speak too late, for what was here done at Cambridge was not set under a Bushel, but in the open Sun, that what Thomas would not believe by the reports of others, he might be forced to believe, by seeing with his own eyes and feeling Christ Jesus thus risen among them with his own hands.

And another, How they might lay hold on him, and where, being now absent from them? with some other to this purpose; which received full answers from severall hands. But that which I note is this, that their gracious attention to the Word, the affections and mournings of some of them under it, their sober propounding of divers spirituall questions, their aptnesse to understand and beleeve what was replyed to them, the readlinesse of divers poore naked children to answer openly the chief questions in Catechism which were formerly taught them, and such like appearances of a great change upon them, did marvellously affect all the wise and godly Ministers, Magistrates, & people, and did ⟨p. 12⟩raise their hearts up to great thankfulnesse to God; very many deeply and abundantly mourning for joy to see such a blessed day, and the Lord Jesus so much known and spoken of among such as never heard of him before: So that if any in England doubt of the truth of what was formerly wit, or if any malignant eye shall question and ve this work, they will now speak too late, for what was here done at Cambridge was not set under a Bushell, but in the open Sunne, that what Thomas would not beleeve by the reports of others, he might be forced to beleeve, by seeing with his own eyes and feeling Christ Jesus thus risen among them with his own hands.