Discourses delivered in the publick assemblies of the people called Quakers
Head-pieces and tail-pieces The nature and necessity of knowing one's self. -- The insufficiency of natural knowledge, and the benefits arising from that which is spiritual. -- The fall of man in the first Adam, and his restoration by Christ, the second Adam, -- The merciful invitation of God to all mankind, to come unto Him for salvation
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