The bloody tenet, washed, and made white in the blood of the LambThe bloudy tenent, washed, and made white in the bloud of the LambeJohn Cotton, 1647

A Reply to his Chap. 46. Discussing Rom. 13.

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CHAP. 46. A Reply to his Chap. 46. Discussing Rom. 13.

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This Scripture Rom. 13. which it pleaseth the Answerer to quote, how hath both himself, and many excellent servants of God, wrested (not as Peter writeth of the wicked to their eternal, yet) to their own and others tempor all destruction by civill wars, and combustions in the world?

This Scripture Rom. 13. which it pleaseth the Answerer to quote, how hath both himselfe, and many excellent servants of God, wrested (not as Peter writeth of the wicked to their eternall, yet) to their owne and others tempor all destruction by civill warres, and combustions in the world?

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This charge is a grievous crime, if it be truly proved: a grievous slander, if it be not proved.

This charge is a greivous crime, if it be truly proved: a greivous slaunder, if it be not proved.

CHAP. 46. A Reply to his Chap. 46. Discussing Rom. 13.

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CHAP. 46. A Reply to his Chap. 46. Discussing Rom. 13.