• ,.. . . ~ of ~ E L I G: I 0·N. 107 , III. How extraordinary aCalling, and Excitement of Infiru1nents. was then evi– den't for the Service of that Tirne, apd Reapers thus eminently prepar~d for fo gr~eat an Harveft of the Gofpel . as might · put the World to _enquire -\vhenc-e thefe were, in _fo ·nun1erous a Concurrence, v;hen a few of fuch a Sp.iri~ were fa· rare– lyto be·found in tnany Ages before . IV, Yea, fuch ·an Acceilion qlfo., of fpiritual Gifts·and Endo,ntnents was then - fo~ puilding of the Church, as had · not · been formerly known, :lince the firft cotning of th.e Gofper to the Gentiles ; . where,in it tnay be. faitJ, the Glory of thefe lafl Times .bath even in fome De"" . gree exceeded that of the firft. . . , ' __ V. At1d can -the tnoft difmal Things · of this Tin1e, countervail the Confinnal .~ tions of our Faith, who nave !o clearly feen~ ~~th the .firft brea~ii_Jg up of the purer Doctrine at Chrift, the ·Power and Life.. of Chrifr..ianity ca111e therewitb to the ·W9rld, as a Seal, and 'Atteftation !he_reto, beyond any Mirqtles; yea,-how Innumerable a Company,. i_n thefe laft -– Ages of different Tongues and Langua- · ges, and thefe fo t~tnote from one ana.. ther, did not only receive the fame Truth < . ,
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