The Great Concern of Salvation: In Three Parts (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Great Concern of Salvation: In Three Parts

There it nothing in it mean, or unworthy of a grave, jt dictate, and learned author if any thing look that way', is where the neceflity of the mat'er, and capacity of tho, hr dealt with, required it, becoming all things to all men particularly when dealing with children, it was fit to do a; near the'r own terms at pomble: for to fuit matteri the dtfltffli we have, and to the condition: of thofe we det with, i. No argument of the want, but qf the firength t ytid ment.

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