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 aken their husbands for their Apotacy. Thy judgements (O Lord) are very deep. PamPsalm [sic], 36.

5. But what hall we do with thoe that they had educed, whom the fear of this burning Babylonian furnace, had forced to fall down, and worhip this Antichritian Idol? We mut do as Paul did, who was much in orrow, and was grieved at the heart for the Brethren, who carried themelves o, as to become forakers of God; and we may hope, that Gods mercy will not be wanting to his Elect, in bringing them into the wayes of repentance. But becaue God is a jut Judge, and hath aigned a portion to the fearfull and liars in a lake of fire and brimtone. [Rev. 21. 8.] Now what will become of thoe hypocrites, who deny that with their mouths, that which they believe in their hearts; but fearfull, and lies in the ight of God. God hath denounced the cup of his eternall wrath to all thoe who have taken the mark of the Beat, either upon their fore-head or on their hands, that is, have joyned themelves to the Beat, either by their profeion, or by their works, Rev. 14 9. It is mot certain, that thee are in a more dangerous tate than many will beleeve, Since it is carce poible, that thoe who have been once enlightened, and tated of the heavenly gift, and have been made partakers of the Holy Ghot, and have avoured of the good word of God, and the power of the world to come, if they fall away, to be restored to repentance: Heb. Rh