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 6
THE PREFACE TO THEChriftian Reader. O freuent ih at prejudice, whetc-by the regard and benefit ofmany good bookes u much hin-dredy we haue thought good topremit fomewhat touching the^Author, the treatise itfelfeyand the reasons why it is com- … mitted to theprejft. FirJl,for the Author; he may wellbe reckoned amongtt the Worthies of Gods ifrael^who,while he liued,was (as anothera ApollosJ^ eloquentman, andmightiein the Scriptures, injlruftedin theway of the Lord, and feruent in thefpirit, and Jpakeand taught diligently the things of the…
Faith · Puritans
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