A

TREATISE

OF

POWER

ESSENTIAL and MECHANICAL.

WHEREIN

The Original, and that Part of Re-
ligion which now is natural,

IS STATED.

Jer. ii. 11. Hath a Nation changed their Aleim,
which are yet no Aleim? But my People have
changed their Glory for that which doth not
profit.

Ibid. xvi. 20. Shall a Man make Aleim unte
himself, and they are no Aleim?

Col. ii. 8. Beware left any Man fpoil you through
Philofophy and vain Deceit, after the Tradition
of Men, after the Rudiments of the World,
and not after Chrift. For in him dwelleth the
Fulness of the Godhead bodily.

LONDON:

Printed for J. HODGES, at the Looking-Glass, over
against St, Magnus's Church, London-Bridge.

M DCC XLIX.

3-22-1933

(1)

A

TREATISE

OF

POWER

ESSENTIAL and MECHANICAL.

HE great Zeal, which those of this Country who have had what is now called Education, are in high Stations, in Business, who have not Time to ftudy the antient Languages, at thofe Years when Men are fit to judge, nay even which those who have had leffer Degrees of Education, VOL. V.

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