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The true doctrine of justification : in two parts (1655)

Burgess, Anthony, d. 1664 · London : Printed by A.M. for Tho. Vnderhill · leaf 348

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ghteoufhejS^The^indesof ity and inwhat fenfeits attributed unto (jod. Ps A L. II. 7. For the Righteous Lord, loveth Rigbtewfoefi. Avid being now in exile, and like a Bird (asw/.i.) flying from mountain Co mountainfor his life, fupporceth and comforts himfelfwith arguments from Gods Righteoufnefs.He… … efficacy to chafe away all unbelief anJ diftruft in his heart. B Therefore Of the Righteous Nature of God. Therefore verf. i. he profeffeth his confidence and depend-anceon God, which is aggravated from the malice of hisenemies proceeding fofarre. That the very foundations are de-ftreyed; all help…

Justification -- Early works to 1800 · God -- Righteousness

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