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The first is, his holy thirst; which is an heauenly kind of appetite, by which hee is carried to the desire of things aboue nature; such as are the merits and righteousnesse of Christ: the fauour of God: the presence of God: the full deliuerance from all sin: the remouing of spirituall iudgements: the saluation of other men, and the like; and this thirst is a signe the more infallible.
Nicholas Byfield — The Marrow of the Oracles of God, Chap. XIIII (signs of a child of God); EEBO-TCP A17397, near p. 100
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