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 203
ourdid not difdain to teich the fame leflfon over and over again, till atlaft they fay, Lo.^now fpeaksfl thou plainly Joh. 16.2^. Th^ Eu-nuch was no great Clerk Vv^hen in his Chariot he was reading ijai-ahs prophelie, yet becaufe*he did it with an honeft heart, Philip isdifpatcht to inftruct him.… … V T haply fome may fay , Tou have [aid e^mugh to let m kpow how necejfary a rpeaponthis Sword is to defend our fouls ^ and of whatadmirable ufe in all the confliEls thst theChrifiian hath with any of his enemies. Batwe hope yon will not leave us thpts ^ It is aword of Counfel we now lifien to hear…
Devil · Puritans
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