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The mystery of Israel's salvation, explained and applied: or, A discourse concerning the general…The mystery of Israel's salvation, explained and applyed: or, A discourse concerning the general…
The mystery of Israel's salvation, explained and applied: or, A discourse concerning the general conversion of the Israelitish nation. Wherein is showed, 1. That the Twelve Tribes shall be saved. 2. When this is to be expected. 3. Why this must be. 4. What kind of salvation the Tribes of Israel shall partake of (viz.) a glorious, wonderful, spiritual, temporal salvation. : Being the substance of several sermons preached / by Increase Mather, M.A. teacher of a church in Boston in New England. ; [Ten lines of Scripture texts]The mystery of Israel's salvation, explained and applyed: or, A discourse concerning the general conversion of the Israelitish nation. Wherein is shewed, 1. That the Twelve Tribes shall be saved. 2. When this is to be expected. 3. Why this must be. 4. What kind of salvetion the Tribes of Israel shall partake of (viz.) a glorious, wonderful, spiritual, temporal salvation. : Being the substance of several sermons preached / by Increase Mather, M.A. teacher of a church in Boston in New England. ; [Ten lines of Scripture texts]
London: printed for John Allen, 1669
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2. Piously; His aim and intention being to promote the glory of God, and the Edification of his people in godliness; whereunto the subject of his Discourse hath a direct tendency, as the Apostle Peter proves, 2 Pet. 3.10. to 15. and accordingly the Reader will find it to be improved in the following Treatise.
3. Elaborately; As appears in the more than ordinary pains taken by him in searching the Scriptures, and variety of Learned Writers, both Ancient and Modern.
4. Judiciously; This is evident in his solid exposition of sundry Texts alleged by him, and in his Arguments for Confirmation of the truth, and in his satisfying Answers unto Objections proposed.
4. Iudiciously; This is evident in his solid exposition of sundry Texts alledged by him, and in his Arguments for Confirmation of the truth, and in his satisfying Answers unto Objections proposed.