The Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man, Vol. 1 Of 2: Comprehending a Complete Body of Divinity (Classic Reprint)

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Emma breast, as scarce to be imposed upon by any kind of attery.

These considerations have greatly emboldened me to address your royal person, entirely relying on your goodness, that you will grant me the same favour now you are king, which former ly you did when you was prince: For though, in point of e loquence, I be inferior to many in the learned world, nay, in respect Of merit, to many of my fellow citizens, especially those of my own rank, yet I know of none, either in Holland or your British dominions, to whom I ought to yield III pbint of duty, submission, and veneration for your Majesty. Believe me, Royal Sir, such is my attachment to every thing that concerns your person, that I think myself so interested In all your deliberations, designs and afiions, that in my public and private prayers, I duly recommend them all to God; be. Ing well assured, that all your desires and councils solely aim at the welfare of your country, whose guardian, and of the church, whose defender you are.

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