Rich. Baxters apology against the modest exceptions of Mr T. Blake. And the digression of Mr G. Kendall (1654)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London, Printed for T. Underhill and F. Tyton · leaf 366
. §i 4. Twifs and Maccoviiis cciifcjjed to be fo, the Juftificatien of Infidils.fhcn great A:gitrnnt fmfwcrcdi Except God were reconciicd to us, and had pardoncd^ us, licwuil m»t give Us Faith.§ ^,Vi:i).hkproLLdi! hu Ticat.ifjtiflifcationfto be againfl the Jtijiification ^ uhbduveis, thotgh btfare… … *> 4*- 4* ^ 4* 4> ^> ti> c|i 4) tj3. t^ u^ c^i 4> 4> j;> v.|> 43.4* »^.i1j <i>Aj?i i^ ?i i?i ia <^ ^ i?i f5> i?i • (ft ?5 ifi i?5 f^ i^ ^ ^ ^ j^ i^ j^ The Fragment of art Epifiie, which was thecAufeof thh DijfertatioM.^^j^ Had not as yet heard of this new…
Antinomianism
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