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Excerpt from A Practical Commentary, or an Exposition With Notes on the Epistle of James: Delivered in Sundry Weekly Lectures at Stoke-Newington in Middlesex, Neer London
Goodnef}. It is the fond ambition of man to {ever thefe thin gs. We all affect to be great, but not good and would be as gods, not in holme/j, but Tower nothing hath coll the Creature dearer fince the Creation; it turned Angel: into Devi/1, and Adam on: of Paradi e. In thefe Times we have feen firange changes: God hath been contending with the 04k; and C edarr, Ame: 2. 9. And Rain. Ing all worldly glory. Certainly there is no {ecurity in any thing on this {ide Cari/i; whatever fiorm cometh, you will find his Bofom the {ureft place of retreat; the Lord give you to lay up your Soul there, by the {me repoialof a lively and aaive Faith.
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