 | joel munsell - 1865 - 356 pages
...have deerly purchafed,•(viz. in refpect of men in this their great adventure) at a very high rate. Is not government in church and common weale (according to Gods owne rules) that new heaven and earth promifed, in the fullnes accomplifhed when the Jewes come in, and the firft fruites begun in this part... | |
 | Thomas Franklin Waters - 1905 - 732 pages
...adventure) at a very high rate. Is not government in church and common weale (according to Gods own rules) that new heaven and earth promised, in the...New England, though neglected by many and opposed by someT Now to name what seemes to be Gods ende in bringing his people hether, whatever more there may... | |
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Now to name what seemes to be Gods ende in bringing his people hether, whatever more there may be which tyme may yet discover. 1. To be an occasion to stirre up the zeale of the two nations to sett 'upon reformation of religion, and that with good successe.... 