A Scripture Account of the Faith and Practice of Christians: Consisting of an Extensive Collection of Pertinent Texts of Scripture, Illustrative the Various Articles of Revealed Religion: Reduced Into Distinct Sections; So As to Embrace All the Branches O

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In every one of the many different places of the Bible, where any one article of religion is touched upon, it is still placed in some useful light for instruction, so that none of these places are'su perfluous. All these places, taken together, do make up the com, plete Scripture account of the subject; and contain all the light which the Spirit of revelation has afforded upon it, as needful for our instructionz' whoever, therefore, will view any Scripture truth in all that light afforded, must search the Scriptures for the different places in which it is contained, or where the subject is mentioned. In these places it will be found sufficiently explained, enforced by all its proper motives, applied to all its proper uses, and set in every advantageous light needful for being rightly understood, and properly applied, even after extraordinary inspiration hath ceased.

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