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2. That this God is most glorious.

I will begin with the first […] and prove (omitting many philosophical arguments) that there is a God, a true God; for every Nation almost in the world, until Christs coming, had a several God, Some worshipped the Sun, some the M••n, called by Ezekiel, The Queen of heaven;¹ which some made cakes un•o; some the whole heavens, as some worshipped the fire some the brute beasts, some Baal, some Moloch. The Romans, saith Varro, had six thousand Gods▪ who imprisoning th• […] of nature,² were given up to sin against nature: either to worship ⟨p. 2⟩Idols, of mans invention, as the ignorant: or God and Angels in those Idols, as the learned did: but these are all false Gods.

I will begin with the first 〈…〉 and prove (omitting many philosophical •rguments) that there is a God, a true God; for every Nation almost in the world, u•til Christs coming, had a several God, Some worshipped the Sun, some the M••n, called by Ezekiel, The Queen of heaven;¹ which some made cakes un•o; some the whole heavens, as some worshipped the fire some the brute beasts, som• Baal, some Mol•ch. The Romanes, saith Virro, had six thousand Gods who imprisoing th of nature,