Life eternall, or, A treatise of the knowledge of the divine essence and attributes : delivered in xviii sermons (1631)
Preston, John, 1587-1628, Ball, Thomas, 1590-1659 · London : Imprinted by R.E. · leaf 236
tothem, the God of your fathers hath fent mee untoyou, and they fb all fay unto mejvhat is his name^whatjhall I fa) unto them f ^indGodfaiduntoMofes, / ^iM, THAT I Second ufe from this point isthis: If God be zfpirit, then hisdominion igovemment, and provi-dence is chiefly exercifedonthefpirits of… … Ffez. His govern*ment chieflycxerciled oathcfpiiitsofmen. z6 The Simpli city of God, Rom: 14-17* Pfel,l*.i4*if Spirituall iudgemems thegrcateft* in that you 2re chiefly to obfcrvc his provi-dence toward you. And that you ihall fee inRom. 14.17. The kingddme ofGod,ihd£ is,his ruleand government,…
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