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I
1
f
lo
17Je
conflr1ning
~rk
the
deJnonflratz"ve·
Part of
Chr.iftianity,
and
by
its
own Evidence
with
that
intire
Harmony a'nd
Confent
~£
the
:Scripture
'
. !herein,
and their
beiijg
thus
diligently
1~tent
in
that
comparing
Work
of
Reli–
·gion, to
fee
the Truth thereof, not
fingly,
·and
apart
by
the1nfelves
alone,
but
in
that
.joint
Union
and
.Coherence wherein,
they
fiand, each in their own
-:I).obm,
for con–
firniing and
giving Light
to
other.
'
-,rll. .T
H .A'T
th1~ \~vas
the Way alfo,
wher~in
-the Gofpel
did
.come to the .
Genttle
Ckurch, is clearly fhewed,
I
Thefs.
i. ) .
i'lot in Word
only,
but as -in
,
J>ower,
and
in
the
Holy
Ghofl,
fo
alfo
itt
1nuch Aj!itrance of
UnderftandinJ,
tfpon
•
its o·wn-Eyidcnce,
which was
that Way,
it
~1id
fo wondtrfully prevail over the
World·
ao-ain11:
Nature, and
the
Streatn
of Flefh
0
and Blood, that frood in the
furtheft
Oppofition thereto.
*
'
, · VIII. 1'
HAT
one of the great
eft Ser•
vices
of the
ApoJlles
in
their vifiting the
Chun~hes,
did expref1y... lie
here ~ ~ Acts
xiv.
2 2.
"ro
confirm the Souls of the
1
•
Difciples, in the firft Place,
in the
Cer- .
, .taint
y
of
their
Faith,.
and .then in
ex–
hort.ing ·then1 to cont1nue
111
the fan:e,
io
as
they
1night
follow the
Loan,
wtth
'
·
the
•