The Great Concern of Salvation: In Three Parts (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Great Concern of Salvation: In Three Parts

There it nothing in it mean, or unworthy of a grave, ju. Diczom, and learned author if any thing loo/e that way', it is'where the necefiity of the matter, and capacity of tho/e he dealt with, required it, becoming all things to all men'; particularly when dealing with children, it was fit to do it a: near thefr own terms as poflible: for to fuit matter to the defignt we have, and to the condition; of thofe wé deal with, if no argument of the want, but of the firength of j d merit.

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