Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memoirs of Eminently Pious Women: Who Were Ornaments to Their Sex, Blessings to Their Families, and Edifying Examples to the Church and World
In one point ofyiew, the delineation of eminent Chrit'rian cbnrczeiers appears peculiarly infere/i ing. If czfibrds n firi/ring evidence, at once of tbe divinity of c/ze Scriptures, and tlze crnnfcendent excellence of rice religion wlzic/z tbey inculcate. T be be/i yindicczcion of zizis religion refit/ts from t? Dzfiblczy of its ncn'cire andgennine efiefis. It needs but to be beard in its own defence, or rcztr'zer to be feen; and ifs oppofers are ein'ier confiunded or gained.
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