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A short treatise

Name: A short treatise
Author: John Ball

A short treatise: containing all the principal grounds of Christian religion. By way of questions and answers: very profitable for all sorts of men, but especially for householders..A short treatise: containing all the principall grounds of Christian religion. By way of questions and answers: very profitable for all sorts of men, but especially for housholders..

John Ball 1585–1640London: printed for William Welby, 1617

[16], 234+ p. · 48k words · STC 1314.3 · ESTC S124283

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A Short Catechism, with an Exposition upon the same. › Q. Death we hear was threatened if he did disobey; what promise wa…: Q. Death we hear was threatened if he did disobey; what promise was made to encourage…A Short Catechisme, with an Exposition vpon the same. › Q. Death we heare was threatned if hee did disobey; what promise wa…: Q. Death we heare was threatned if hee did disobey; what promise was made to incourage…

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Q. Death we hear was threatened if he did disobey; what promise was made to encourage him to this duty?

Q. Death we heare was threatned if hee did disobey; what promise was made to incourage him to this dutie?

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A. The continuance ^eboth of 13 himself and his 14 posterity in that good estate.

A. The continuance ^eboth of 13 himselfe and his 14 posteritie in that good estate.

eGen. 2. 9.

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Expos. 13. The tree of life seems to be a sign, and seal of the continuance of his happiness, if he had obeyed. Gen. 3. 22, 23, 24. Pro. 3. 18. Apoc. 2. 7.

Expos. 13. The tree of life seemes to be a signe, and seale of the continuance of his happinesse, if he had obeyed.

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A short treatise

Q. Death we hear was threatened if he did disobey; what promise was made to encourage him to this duty?

Q. Death we heare was threatned if hee did disobey; what promise was made to incourage him to this dutie?

Q. Did man continue in that good estate?

Q. How did he fall?

Q. What was the sin he did commit?

Q. What was the sinne he did commit?

Reformers309

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Westminster Assembly24

Evangelicals36

Q. Death we hear was threatened if he did disobey; what promise was made to encourage him to this duty?

Q. Death we heare was threatned if hee did disobey; what promise was made to incourage him to this dutie?

Q. Did man continue in that good estate?

Q. How did he fall?

Q. What was the sin he did commit?

Q. What was the sinne he did commit?