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Excerpt from The Works of the Rev. John Howe, M. A, Vol. 2 of 2: With Memoirs of His Life
Secondly, This phrase imports not only natural religion, but also that which is revealed. Knowing God therefore is not to be taken so abstractedly, as though it meant no more than only to entertain the notion of the Deity, and the practice of those duties that we are led to by the light of nature; but more generally whatever duty he is pleased to enjoin also by revelation. We then know and acknow ledge him as God, with respect to his sovereignty and do minion, when we are universally observant of his will; how or by what means soever it is made known to us; This Sermon is without (late; but it is very probable it was preached on January 16, 1680.
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