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 322
hath fent mee untoyott,and they fhallfay unto mejvhat is his name$what fiall rfaj unto them ? KjindGodfaiduntoMofes,./ k^AM, TH AT I S wee are to judge of otherthings by the mutability ofthem: folearneto judge of thyfelfe, of thine ownefpirit, bythac conftancy that thou findeftin well-doing 3 or… … Vfe6. To iudge ofour ownc (pi-nts by confta««cj in well-do* U2 The Imm vt ab i l i ty of God. To be humbledfor our uncon«ftancy. A^s 11,23, and the ftrongcr he is:againe,the more mutable,1 the weaker. Thou art to judge of thy felfe, aswee ufe to efteemeone of another. Now let aman be unconftant,one…
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