Christian in compleat armour : or, A treatise of the saints war against the devil, wherein a discovery is made of that grand enemy of God and His peop (1662)
Gurnall, William, 1617-1679. · London : Printed for Ralph Smith · leaf 171
ther we go, theworfe enemy we meet. Thefe are more formi-dable than both the former. Partly becaufethey are within us, men of our own houfe, luftsof our own bofome that-rife up againft us :, andpartly becaufe they hold correfpondence with aforreign foe alfo , the Devil himfelf, who as he did beat… … Thefvpordofthe Spirit, jgj blow it up. And when fuch a fire meets with fuch a ftrong windto fpread and carry it on its wings, whither will it flie ? O howhard to flake and quench it! A whole Legion of Devils are asfoon caft out of the body, as one luft out ot the foul • yea, foon-er. Satan likes…
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