Imputative Righteousnes Truly Stated, According to the Tenour of the Gospel: Manifesting, in What Sence Sound Protestants Hold It, and in What Sence Libertines Pervert It (Classic Reprint)

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I conclude with this confeffion to the Reader, that though the matter ofthefe Papers hath been thought on thefe thirty years, yet the Script is hafi], and defe ctive in order and fulnefs; I could net have leifure fo much as to affix in the margin all the teats which fay whatl affert: And feve ral things, efpecially the {late of the Cafe, are oft repeated. But that is, left once read ing fuflice not to make them obferved and underflood; which if many times will do, I have my end. If any fay, that I {hould take time to do things more accurately, I tell him that I know my flraights of time, and quantity of bufinefs better than he doth; andi will rather be _defective in the mode of one work, than leave undone the fab fiance of another as great.

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