Gildas Salvianus, Vol. 1: The Reformed Pastor; Shewing the Nature of the Pastoral Work; Especially in Private Instruction and Catechizing; With an Open Confession of Our Too Open Sins (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Gildas Salvianus, Vol. 1: The Reformed Pastor; Shewing the Nature of the Pastoral Work; Especially in Private Instruction and Catechizing; With an Open Confession of Our Too Open Sins

Loath to confej}; God will he thei left tender of no and he will indite our C onfeflio'nt for tulle will either force our Confciencer to confejficn or his ludgementt/hall pro claim our iniquitiet to the world. Know we not how ma n} malicious, adverfarier are �daj and night at work again/i in Some openl] revile at, and fame in fecret e lajin g the defignr, and contri'viag that which other: execute, and are in expe�latton of a fuller firoah at at, which majfnhvert an at once. What lo' it hut our fine that it the flrength of all thefe enemier It not this evil from the ordering of the Lord 2' Till we hire reconciled unto him we are neverfafe He will never want a rod to fcourge a; h}. The ton guer of Qaherr, and Pa piflr, and many other firtr, are all at war/eta proclaim our fine, hecaufi' we will not confefi' them our felver Becaufe we will not jpe'ah the truth, the] will fpeale'much more then the truth. Yet i f we had man onl] to plead our ennfe with, perhapr we might dotmuch to make it good hut while God accufeth on, how [hall we he juflified and who [hall hide our firm, when he will have them hrought to light, And God in our Accnfi'r till we accufi our; felt/er help if we would fudge our file/er, he would 'not fludge in. P 8. The fire it already kindled which reveal eth our fin ?udgement' is he'gan at the houfi of God. Hath the Mniflrjfuffered nothing in England scoe land, and Ireland and have there heeii no attempt: for their overthrow Hath it not heen put to'the Vote in an Ajfemhly that fome called A Parliament of England whether the whole frame of the flahli/hed M inf/lg; and.

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