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i, never the near •; for if he be one that hath a
firm Faith in Chrift, and endure to the End, he
(hall be faved, if he never read that Book, nor receive
that Opinion. But if upon readnig that
Book, he(ho«ldtrufttothat unfrulirable Salvation,
and negkd his Chvifiiar. Diligence, he may
niifs of his Expedition for all that Op.njon
6ly. That he itiay prevail againlt the Doanne
of General Redemption, and conleqaently endear
Men o the contrary Opinion, he endeavours to
Some OMu. upon the P-fe^ors of .t a.,^^^^^
fatten fome Abfurdities upon the Dodrme it ielK
As touching the Profeffors of .t, they are (as he
faith > the generality of Men ni Nature. Wha
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hemeavsby^M.. NamrO I do not well.
fL^rrtlnd except it be unconverted, profane,
Snf S'Met 'But he add, ^though you -«
thmk he hath a very ill Opinion of this Judgn,ent
vet the Profeffors of it are ^o-fetohke,
Ktor heip^tof them, than the Judgment it
Anci thus he faith, of the [«.