God's ordinance, the saint's privilege, discovered and prov'd in two treatises : the first, The saints interest by Christ in all the priviledges of grace ... the second, The peculiar interest of the elect in Christ, and his saving grace .. (1646)
Spilsbury, John, 1593-1668? · London : Printed by M. Simmons for Benjamin Allen · leaf 12
nlarging of this treatije^ Iwasjnuch fir aitnedin time-^ but I found the Lord more then ordinarily jhrengtheningme :Whereupon I am the more confirmed^ that he meanes to make this treatifea meane of good unto his^ when they pall diligently peruje it. Neither doeJquejiion his following of the jirji… … T Hf F SAINTS INTEREST BY Chrift in all the Privilcdgcs of Grace. Here be two Queftions that are defired to be anfwe-red : The firft is ; Whether fitch as believe in JefwChriji for falvation^ may injoy the Ordinances of thenew lejiament ; riamely ^ Baptilme, and the LordsSupper, now under the…
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