An exposition of the nineth chapter of the Epistle to the Romans .. (1653)
Goodwin, John, 1594?-1665 · London : Printed by John Macock for Henry Cripps and Lodowick Lloyd · leaf 46
erning the Scope of the Chapter. jT is a faying, though common, yet of wor-thy confequencc, and this m cafes of feveral sapims dcktimports, A wifemanfhoutdjlill begin at the indpcreafiff:end, A man of underftanding being towrite,orto fpeak, will firft diligently conii-der what his end is in either;… … Sence of words difcernable by thefcope, cies, and tedious impertinences of words will be pre-vented^ and only^i^Chthin^ delivered/which fiaVcaclofe and acceptable proportion umo his end. And( doubtlefs) he that defircs clearly and without miftaketo underftand the particular paffagcs, or fayings, in…
