The Everlasting Gospel Of Repentance And Remission of Sins; Held forth and Declared to the Inhabitants of the Earth, That they may Turn and be Converted to the Living God, lest they perish in the Day of Vengeance, which is near at hand. And this is A Message of Reconciliation to All People every where in General, but more particularly to the Inhabitants of Ireland, and to all sorts of People therein, even to the Rich, and to the Poor; to the Professors, and to the Prophane; that every one may be stirred up to seek the Lord by Repentance. With certain Propositions of Faith laid down, which every one must believe, or else they cannot be saved. And certain Objections Answered, relating to the Present Dayes; With the Way of a Happy and Blessed Government discovered in the Kingdoms of this World, &c

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The Everlasting Gospel Of Repentance And Remission of Sins; Held forth and Declared to the Inhabitants of the Earth, That they may Turn and be Converted to the Living God, lest they perish in the Day of Vengeance, which is near at hand. And this is A Message of Reconciliation to All People every where in General, but more particularly to the Inhabitants of Ireland, and to all sorts of People therein, even to the Rich, and to the Poor; to the Professors, and to the Prophane; that every one may be stirred up to seek the Lord by Repentance. With certain Propositions of Faith laid down, which every one must believe, or else they cannot be saved. And certain Objections Answered, relating to the Present Dayes; With the Way of a Happy and Blessed Government discovered in the Kingdoms of this World, &c
Edward Burrough | Printed for Robert Wilson, in Martins Le Grand. | 1660