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intimating that this Word is so to bee taken and digested of us in our practise: that (as our daily bread ) it may strengthen our hearts, and (as our ordinary foode ) maintaine our life of grace, and preserve us for that of glory. If this bee not the end of our knowledge, what a miserable contradiction must there needs bee in our conversation? Wee should seeme herein to resemble C. Gracchus, in the Orator, qui cum largitiones maximas fecisset, |
intimating that this Word is so to be taken and digested of us in our practise: that (as our daily bred) it may strengthen our hearts, and (as our ordinary food) maintain our life of grace, and preserve us for that of glory. If this be not the end of our knowledge, what a miserable contradiction must there needs be in our Conversation? we should seem herein to resemble C. Gracchus, in the Orator, qui cum largitiones maximas fecisset, |
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