Two sermons preached by Master Henry SmithTvvo sermons preached by Master Henry Smith

Thy salvation, which thou hast prepared before the face of all the people, a light to be revealed to the Gentiles, and the glory of thy people Israel.

Thy saluation, which thou hast prepared before the face of all the people, a light to bee reuealed to the Gentiles, and the glorie of thy people Israel.

Thy salvation. This word salvation is a sweet word, and holds me to it like an Adamant; for when J thought to proceed, this word said unto me, stay here, teach this, and teach all, learn this, and learn all: for it is the pith of all the mercies of God towards his children.

THy saluation. This word saluatiis a sweete word, and holds mee to it like an Adamant; for when J thought to proceede, this word said vnto me, stay here, teach this, and teach all, learne this, and learn all: for it is the pith of all the mercies of God towards his children.

Christ is called salvation, because no man should despair, and because it is impossible to be saved without him, for salvation is only in him. Christ can do any thing but this, he cannot save him that will not repent. He is called the salvation of God, because he came not from men, nor from Angels, nor by chance, but from ¹God himself, and therefore his Name was not given him after the manner of men, which was, that every Father should name his own child, but so did not Joseph, for the Angel had given him direction for his Name.

Christ is called saluation, because no man should despaire, and because it is impossible to bee saued without him, for saluation is onely in him. Christ can doe any thing but this, hee cannot saue him that will not repent. He is called the saluation of God, because hee came not from men, nor from Angels, nor by chance, but from