The divine life, in three treatises : the first, Of the knowledge of God ; the second, Of walking with God ; the third, Of coversing with God in solitude (1664)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed for Francis Tyton and Nevil Simmons · leaf 188
Chap. I. Gen. 5.24. And Henoch. walked with God, and he wm not 5for God took him. tEeing to fpeak of our Converje with Godin Solitude, I think it will not be unfuit-ablc, nor unterviteable to the Ends ofthat Difcourfe, if I here premife a fliortdefcripiionofthe General Duty of pra»Bicalgodlinefs,… … 160 WSlVing with Ged. Part II. walked with God :1 and his fpeaal Reward expreffed in the words following [and he was not ^ f-^rGod toot^ him.} I (hallfpeak wscj? of Ins (fharamr^ and then fomewhat ot his ifr- The Samaritan and vulgar-Latineverfions, do ftridly tran-flite the Hebrew as we read it :…
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