I . 74 . The confir:n;zing Wotk . VI. 1'bat it 1nuft ·be a ·Matter of greateft . .t\ffurance, V{hich bath then -JJreffed the n1-oft tender Parents, with their lafi anddying Breath, tocommend the fan1e 'frial~ to their Children, and to chatge thciF being earneft herein,_as the greateft Intereft they co~ld leave.them. VII• .That whatever Differences -be oft among thefe in fo1ne .Matters of Tr-uth : ,_ ' .Yet, 1n the Certainty of this great-Trial ' of , the I~ife, Power, and Comforts of . .. Re 1igion, there_ is an ,hannonious On~.· :;efs in the fatne TeftilnQny in ·all Tin1es · of the Church. ' . ,VIII. (fhqt if any que-ftion~ th~, becaufe fo remote frotn Mens Senfes, and . the· Judgment bf ·carnal Reafon ; · · the Reality of its EffeCl:s cloth unanfwera~ bly prove, both the Rea,lity an~i. Excel– lency·of the Caufe. " . .. _ Queft. II. Tl"hat cle:ar ctnd ratz"onal Con· · -viCtion can you offer, ~~~ fo gre'Ctf a q hii-zg, as Converfion of .1Vfen fronz a Sta~e. if . Nature, to a new State by Grace, whtch doth raift ihent, as far above the Rejidu~ C!F Mankipd, qs Reajon doth abo-ve the– State~ of the Beajls i' · , / Anfw. ' .
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