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Excerpt from A Practical Commentary Upon the Two First Chapters of the First Epistle General of St. Peter
Nature, that they will hear with fach, who do, and inn/t own to their great Comfort, that they find a [weetnefi in this Divine Authors thoughts, and way of writeing peculiar to him, which make thofe Scriptitres, thus treated by him, drop [weeter to their [onls than Honey, and the Honey-comb. While they Enlighten their nnderfiandings, at the fame time they pnrifif, and rejoyce their hearts; While they make wife the Simple, they convert their Soul. This was his defign in Preaching thofe di/z'onr [es above thirty Tears ago. And this is the Defign in Pnhlijhing them now. God grant that the fnccefs in pending them may anfwer the good intention of both; Pan! May plant and Apollos may water, but God giveth the in creafe, which that it may he in that abundance, which [hall make both Planters, and Waterers rejoyce in that Great and left Harveg.
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