The morning exercise methodized : or, Certain chief heads and points of the Christian religion opened and improved in divers sermons, by several ministers of the City of London, in the monthly course of the morning exercise at Giles in the Fields, May 1659 (1660)
Case, Thomas, 1598-1682 · London : Printed by E.M. for Ralph Smith · leaf 567
hat of the ^Pomegranate, that the found thereofmay be l.eard if hen he gojth in before the Lord that he dye not.So are peace and inline ft two golden graces or bieflings; peace islike the Pomegranate, whofefmeti is fragrant, odoriferous, andfo full of feeds, as no fruit more •, fuch is peace, of… … Ser m .23* We mufl fallow andprejfe after holinefle. 555 Yet holinefTe is that which beareth the 2??/7, and maketh the mu-jieh^ in the ears of God; am f the lound thereof be not heardbefore the Lord, we jhak fnrely dye. Therefore ic is obfervedthat the Relative [which] is not plural, as referring…
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