A brief exposition of the epistles of Paul to the Galatians and Ephesians (1659)
Fergusson, James, 1621-1667 · Edinburgh : Printed by Christopher Higgins · leaf 12
lendeavour, that you may be able after my deceafe%to have thefe things alwajes in remembrance. Now,it is the Lord alone who bleflfeth the endeavours ofHis Servants, and givcth increafe both to our plant-ing and witering. To whoferich and faving grace Icommend your Honours moft heartily, and fhall… … To the Reader. Chriftian Reader, 2)<? /^r* prefent thee With an Bxpofitioncf tno of Pauls t fifties after the pat-tern ( fo far as my Wea^neffe couldreach) held forth by thjfe vpo ReverendBrethren , Mr. David Dickfon , andMr. George Hurchr fon, tn their late pieces of thiskind upon other parcels…
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