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But wholly, as they teach, to debarre the Church & people of God, from hearing this most comfortable doctrine, what is it else, but to conceale and suppresse the most gracious mercies of God, and depriue his people of the chiefest comfort which can enter into the heart of a mortall man?

Richard Crakanthorpe — A Sermon of Predestination preached at Saint Maries in Oxford (TCP A19550), near pp. 1–2 (opening defense of preaching election)

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A Sermon of Predestination preached at Saint Maries in Oxford (TCP A19550), near pp. 1–2 (opening defense of preaching election)
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