Village Sermons, or Sixty-Five Plain and Short Discourses on the Principal Doctrines of the Gospel, Vol. 2: Intended for the Use of Families, Sunday Schools, or Companies; Assembled for Religious Instruction in Country Villages (Classic Reprint)

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Now, the same Scriptures which assure us there is but one God, speak of him under the three names of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; and our text plainly declares that these three are one. This doctrine is generally called the doctrine of the Trinity, which signifies Tri Unity, or three in one. This doctrine has been thought by most Chris tians to be very plainly revealed in the word of God; ne vertheless there were some persons of Old, and there are some now, who dispute or deny it; and these people are called drama, or Sadnz'mw and some of them now eah'

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