The Spouse Under the Apple-Tree, Or, the State of the Elect by Nature Wherein Is Discovered, the Distance That the Highest Saints by Grace Stand as by Nature from the Lord Iesus Christ, by Which They May Know They Have Nothing to Boast of (1650)

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