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"An Apologie of the Power and Providence of God in the Government of the World"
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Date: 1627
A sinner cannot deny his sins, "being convinced by two evidences against which there can bee no exception, the booke of the Law, & the booke of his owne Conscience, the one shall show him what he should have done, & the other what he hath done."
preview | full record— Hakewill, George (bap. 1578, d. 1649)
Date: 1627
"[A]gainst the book of the Law, hee shal be able to speake nothing, his Conscience telling him that the commaundements of the Lord are pure and righteous altogether: and for the booke of Conscience, against that he cannot possibly except, it being always in his owne keeping."
preview | full record— Hakewill, George (bap. 1578, d. 1649)
