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Now whoever he is that chooseth, (be he wise, or foolish,) ever chooseth what is Best, either really, or in shew; either best in it self, or best to his imagina tion. From whence it follows that our Saviour, being the Wisdom of the Father, (as God the Son, ) could not choose but choose wisely, and what was really the best, when he made choice to be so meanly both born, and bred. As for his Birth, sure a Carpenter's Spouse was a very mean Parent; The Stable of an Inn was an exceeding mean Place; |
Now whoever he is that chooses, (be he wise, or foolish,) ever chooses what is Best, either really, or in show; either best in it self, or best to his imagina cion. From whence it follows that our Saviour, being the Wisdom of the Father, (as God the Son,) could not choose but choose wisely, and what was really the best, when he made choice to be so meanly both born, and bred. As for his Birth, sure a Carpenter's Spouse was a very mean Parent; The Stable of an Inn was an exceeding mean Place; |
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