A treatise of faith : wherein methodically is handled, the nature of true, saving, justifying faith, in opposition unto counterfeit .. (1654)
Negus, William · London : Printed by A.M. · leaf 111
ce^ Chap .9, children,and would not be comforted becaufe they werenot: To are their lamentable voices heard in the Chur-ches/^ weeping and mourning and great lamentation;they weeping for the want of thefe graces, and wrill notbe comforted, becaufe(to their fenfe and feeling as them-felues fo doe… … Queftion.Hat courfe is then to be taken for help and re-medy in this cafe f hat fuch may be fuccouredandfupportedin this their.great weaknes,&notfeene to faint & qiue oner for altogether!A. They to whom God hath ginentongue ofthe learned, fo as they know how to fpeake aword, in feafon to…
Faith · Puritans
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