EXAMPLE. IV.EXEMPLE. IV.
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EXAMPLE. IV.
EXEMPLE. IV.
SO Horrid and Hellish is the Crime of Witchcraft, that were Gods Thoughts as our thoughts, or Gods Ways as our ways, it could be no other but Unpardonable. But that the Grace of God may be admired, and that the worst of Sinners may be encouraged, Behold, Witchcraft also has found a Pardon. Let no man Despair of his own Forgiveness, but let no man also Delay about his own Repentance, how aggravated soever his Transgressions are. From the Hell of Witchcraft our merciful Jesus can fetch a guilty Creature to the Glory of Heaven. Our LORD hath sometimes Recovered those who have in the most horrid manner given themselves away to the Destroyer of their souls.
SO Horrid and Hellish is the Crime of Witchcraft, that were Gods Thoughts as our thoughts, or Gods Wayes as our wayes, it could be no other but Vnpardonable. But that the Grace of God may be admired, and that the worst of Sinners may be encouraged, Behold, Witchcraft also has found a Pardon. Let no man Despair of his own Forgiveness, but let no man also Delay about his own Repentance, how aggravated soever his Transgressions are. From the Hell of Witchcraft our merciful Jesus can fetch a guilty Creature to the Glory of Heaven. Our LORD hath sometimes Recovered those who have in the most horrid manner given themselves away to the Destroyer of their souls.
SECT. I. There was one Mary Johnson tried at Hartford, in this Country, upon an Indictment of Familiarity with the Devil. She was found Guilty of the same, chiefly upon her own Confession, and condemned.
SECT. I. There was one Mary Iohnson tryed at Hartford, in this Countrey, upon an Indictment of Familiarity with the Devil. She was found Guilty of the same, cheefly upon her own Confession, and condemned.