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In page 86, line 8 from bottom, the sentence should read thus: "They are, by several statutes of the supreme authority, forbidden to introduce state matters in the pulpit, but must exhort their people to obey the magistracy; four times a year, at the ordinary meetings of the States of Holland, the delegates of the Synods of Holland have liberty to deliver in to them a written memorial," &c. A comparison between FAITH and UNBELIEF. FAITH is the root of all good. {"FAIT "Unbelief is the root of all evil. "Faith maketh God and man good friends. "Unbelief maketh them foes. "Faith bringeth God and man together. "Unbelief separates them. "All that faith doth, pleaseth God. "All that unbelief doth, displeaseth God. "Faith only maketh a man good and righteous. "Unbelief maketh him unjust and evil. "Faith maketh a man a member of Christ. "Unbelief maketh him a member of the devil. "Faith maketh him an inheritor of heaven. "Unbelief maketh a man the inheritor of hell Faith maketh a man a servant of God. "Unbelief maketh him the servant of the devil. Vol. III.-No. III. R "Faith showeth us God to be a tender Father. "Faith esteemeth God to be true. "Unbelief looketh upon him to be false and a liar. ("Faith knoweth God. "Unbelief knoweth him not. "Faith loveth both God and his neighbour. "Unbelief loveth neither of them. "Faith only saveth us. "Unbelief only condemneth us. "A Comparison between FAITH, HOPE, and CHARITY. "Faith cometh of the word of God; hope com "eth of faith; and charity springeth of them both. Faith believeth the word; hope trusteth to en"joy that which is promised in the word; charity "doeth good unto her neighbour, through the love "that it hath to God, and gladness that is within "herself. "Faith looketh to God and his word; hope "looketh unto his gift and reward; charity look"eth on her neighbour's profit. "Faith receiveth God; hope receiveth his re"ward; charity loveth her neighbour with a glad "heart, and that without any respect of reward. "Faith pertaineth to God only; hope to his re"ward; and charity to her neighbour." This little treatise of Mr. Hamilton's, (continues his editor,) though short, is very comprehensive, containing matter sufficient for several volumes;. and shows us the true doctrine of the law, and of the gospel; of faith, and of works; with their nature, |