...neighbour neighbours of thofe times. " This man, fays he, " finds himfelf out fome fadtor, to whofe care and credit " he may commit the whole managing of his religious " affairs j fome divine of note and eftimation ; and " makes the very perfon of that man his religion. He " entertains...

...neighbours neighbours of thofe times. " This man, fays he, ** finds himfelf out fome factor, to whofe care and credit " he may commit the whole managing of his religious " aflairs ; fome divine of note and eftimation ; and " makes the very perfon of that man his religion....

...reft of his neighbours of thofe times. " This man," fays he, " finds himfelf out fome faftor, to whofe care and credit he may commit the whole managing of his religious affairs; fome divine of note and eftimation; and makes the perfon of that man bis religion. He entertains him,...

...does he therefore, but refolvs to give over over toyling and to find himfelf out fom factor, to whofe care and credit he may commit the whole managing of his religious affairs. ; fom Divine of note and, eftimation that muft be. To him he adheres, refigns the whole ware-houfe...

...does he therefore, but refolvs to give over over toyling and to find himfelf out fbm fadtor, to whofe care and credit he may commit the whole managing of his religious affairs ; fom Divine of note and eftimation that muft be. To him he adheres, refigns the whole ware-houfe of...

...his neighbours of thole time*. ' This man,' lays he, • finds himfelf out fome factor, to whofe • care and credit he may commit the ' whole managing of his religious af• fairs j fome divice of note and eftimation ; and makes the perfon of that man his religion. He...

...without having the inward call, was desirous of being thought as religious as the rest of his neightours of those times. ' This man,' says he, ' finds himself...religious affairs; some divine of note and estimation; «nd makes the person of that man his religion. He entertains him, lodges him: his religion comes liome...

...the rest of his neighbours of those times. '« This man," says he, " finds himself out some fac" tor, to whose care and credit he may commit the " whole...some divine " of note and estimation ; and makes the very per son of that man his religion. He entertains him, " lodges him : his religion conies home at...

...does he therefore, but relolves to give overtoiling, and to find himfelf out fome factor, to whofe care and credit he may commit the whole managing of his religious affairs ; fome divine of note and animation that muft be. To him he adheres, refigns the whole warehoufe of...

...does he therefore, but refolves to give over toiling, and to find himfelf out fome faclor, to whofe care and credit he may commit the whole managing of his religious affairs ; fome divine of note and ellimation that muftbe. To him he adheres, refigns the whole warehoufe of...