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Excerpt from The Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson, Late Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Vol. 7 of 10
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HE fulzjeét which I have now propofcd to treat 0 is certainly one of the greatelt and noblefl arguments in the world, the good nefs of God; the highefi and molt glorious perfeétion of the bell and molt excellent of beings, than which nothin deferves more to be oonfidered by us. Not 0 ought in re on to affect us more. The oodneli of God is the caufe, and the continuance 0 our beings. The foundation of our hopes, 'and the foundation of our happinefs, our greatelt comfort, and our fairell: example, the chief objeét of our love, and praife, and admiration, the joy and rejoicing of our hearts; and therefore the meditation and difcourle of it mull needs be pleafant and delightful to us; the great difficulty will be, to confine ourfelvcs upon fo capious an argument, and to fet bounds to that which is of fo vall an extent; Lord good to all, and tender merrier are over all bi: work.
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