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Sermons upon solemne occasions : preached in several auditories (1637)

Sydenham, Humphrey · London : Printed by Iohn Beale for Humphrey Robinson · leaf 206

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ptblind people are to fall) but it was mtbe mi/-pnfton of the hearcrs, which commonly receivething? according to Fancy or guilt, and/eldometo the intention of the Speaker. However, heis now on bis legs again ,& will adventure underyour Countenance*^Conduit, totYavailethexvorlA a Itbile^ where… … THE Blinde Ephefian, OR, Ignorance unvaild. E p h e s. 5,8: Yee were fome-imes darknejje, butnow ye are light in the Lord, ivalkeas Child ten of light. Orfiin^ fo much dcbafeth manand brings him downe to Beaf},as a wilfull negled or ignoranceof moralt and fared principles.Our Apoftlc (you know)…

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