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1 1| that even in an unconverted state, would, I confess, seem
2 1|   fruit, both in Church and State, if the pulpits everywhere
3 1|     both ways of my eternal state. Would an Israelite that
4 1|  peradventure such were the state of things that the interest
5 1|  lives here upon earth; the state whereof being frail and
6 1|   supreme magistrate in the state.~Lastly, those are not at
7 1|   to produce disturbance of state than in any other meetings
8 1|  see between the Church and State. Whereas if each of them
9 1|  without intermeddling with State Affairs, may apply themselves