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Excerpt from The Divine Right of Church Government: Wherein It Is Proved, by Fair and Conclusive Arguments, That the Presbyterian Government, by Preaching and Ruling Elders, in Sessional, Presbyterial, and Synodical Assemblies, May Lay the Only Lawful Claim to a Divine Right
II. The advantage wh probably accrue he1eupon, we hope {hall be manifold: For, 1. Who can tell but that fome of them, that, in fome things are mi?ed and contrary minded, may be convinced and regained? And it will be no fmall reward of our labours, if but one erring brother may be brought back. 2. Some fatisfaftion may redound to fuch as are of doubt ful, unrefolved minds, by removing of their doubts and temples, and ripening of their refolutions, to fettle more fafely in point of Church-government. Thofe that as yet are un feen m the matter of church government, or that want money to buy, or leifure to read many books upon this fubjeft, may heret1112 P R B F A c'e.
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