D•• we not receive the spirit in full measure, and in perfection at the first?D•• wee not receiue the spirit in full measure, and in perfection at the first?
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:1407p. 89
D•• we not receive the spirit in full measure, and in perfection at the first?
D•• wee not receiue the spirit in full measure, and in perfection at the first?
:1408p. 89
No: but first, we receive the first fruits, and afterward the daily increase of the same unto the end, if the fault be not in our selves.
No: but first, we receiue the first fruits, and afterward the daily increase of the same vnto the end, if the fault be not in our selues.