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Excerpt from A Treatise of Conversion, Faith and Justification, &C: Being an Extract of Sundry Discourses on Rom. V. 5. Delivered at Oxford in the Latter End of the Year 1741, and Beginning of 1742
T hath been the common Folly and Error of the World in all Ages, for the generality of Men to' ofteem Cit/tom and Fajhion a fufiieient Warrant for any Coutfe which themfizlnes afieti or undertake; 'and'thit more ojhe cially in Matters of Religion. If Men can faye'as inages pajt, the heft, the greatefi Namher, the anti/tit atnongjt at, that they think, that they fay, that they dogfrorn hence they imagine they fetch a firong Rea/on which cannot be gain/aid; And, that ma ny are like the Froth, Jam.1. 6. Which is carried up and down with the Wind land the Tide, fometimes to this Shore, and/om'etirnegita'the following that dete/tahle. Sam. 16.
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