Part

 1 1|          and full persuasion of the mind; and faith is not faith
 2 1|          fully satisfied in our own mind that the one is true and
 3 1|            inward persuasion of the mind, without which nothing can
 4 1|          not proper to convince the mind. Neither the profession
 5 1|            true church, I will only mind those that contend so earnestly
 6 1|            this, I say, I desire to mind them of, that the Gospel
 7 1|   conviction and approbation of the mind—is altogether useless and
 8 1|          unreasonable averseness of mind which either any man’s fiery
 9 1|           to use towards those. who mind only their own business
10 1|            eyes and satisfaction of mind can deliver his brother
11 1|         persuaded thereof in my own mind, there will be no safety
12 1|         congregations should have a mind to sacrifice infants, or (
13 1| market-place? Let those that have a mind to it be permitted to do