A Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline Wherein the Way of the Churches of N
A Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline Wherein the Way of the Churches of N
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C. I ~, . I /- - h M. Ay It Lin. A ^ firideit, Tfl?/;eretofetit. Au. 4, Art. I.
Some will have the under ftandin? to be thefubjeft of it, as 77;om^f. Some the w/'// 9 as Scotuf* That it is no tying grace, they will all confeffe 5 becaufc the worft of men may 'have it.
That it is no cemtion grace, becaufe it doth appertain onely ; to fome perfons in order.
Eutitmuft be a fupernaturall quality which perfects the foule, and makes a man like to Chrid, and continues with him in hell, dpretty tale.
A... man muft have a (upernaturall grace, and have it for no end, when he hath it, and that to conforme a man to Chriil in hell. This muft perfeftthe fbule, wh^A the foule hath all evils in the full four(e and perfe&ions ortKfStf It's a common quality in regard of mans nature. It's not Ggg 2 emni 5 2 Chap. 2 . L * Xfttrvey of thefumme p art 2 ; ctnni nor/o//. * And it hath no fpfeciafl inseparable principle in the foule, which (hould make it infeparable.
So the fum which returnes, after fo much adoe, is this : We have found a myfleriQW nothing, which cannot enter into the imagination of a rationall man * onely, if any will admire and adore the device.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. I ~, . I /- - h M. Ay It Lin. A ^ firideit, Tfl?/;eretofetit. Au. 4, Art. I.
Some will have the under ftandin? to be thefubjeft of it, as 77;om^f. Some the w/'// 9 as Scotuf* That it is no tying grace, they will all confeffe 5 becaufc the worft of men may 'have it.
That it is no cemtion grace, becaufe it doth appertain onely ; to fome perfons in order.
Eutitmuft be a fupernaturall quality which perfects the foule, and makes a man like to Chrid, and continues with him in hell, dpretty tale.
A... man muft have a (upernaturall grace, and have it for no end, when he hath it, and that to conforme a man to Chriil in hell. This muft perfeftthe fbule, wh^A the foule hath all evils in the full four(e and perfe&ions ortKfStf It's a common quality in regard of mans nature. It's not Ggg 2 emni 5 2 Chap. 2 . L * Xfttrvey of thefumme p art 2 ; ctnni nor/o//. * And it hath no fpfeciafl inseparable principle in the foule, which (hould make it infeparable.
So the fum which returnes, after fo much adoe, is this : We have found a myfleriQW nothing, which cannot enter into the imagination of a rationall man * onely, if any will admire and adore the device.
What to read after A Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline Wherein the Way of the Churches of N?
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