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Benjamin Wallin, The Experience of the Saints Asserted and Proved: Being Several Discourses in Which the Ground of a Believer's Hope, with the Nature of Christian Experience, and the Operations of the Holy Spirit, Are Briefly Explained and Defended (London: Printed for the Author, and sold by J. Buckland and T. Field, J. Johnson, and E. Gardiner, 1763), "The Christian's Experience a Criterion of Truth," Sermon II, pp. 50-51

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Many are the subjects to be handled in the ministration of the word, but none more important than the death of Christ, by which he obtained eternal redemption; this is the ground of a Sinner's justification, and of the B…

Benjamin Wallin · Benjamin Wallin, The Experience of the Saints Asserted and Proved: Being Several Discourses in Which the Ground of a Believer's Hope, with the Nature of Christian Experience, and the Operations of the Holy Spirit, Are Briefly Explained and Defended (London: Printed for the Author, and sold by J. Buckland and T. Field, J. Johnson, and E. Gardiner, 1763), "The Christian's Experience a Criterion of Truth," Sermon II, pp. 50-51
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