A History of the Unitarians And the Universalists in the United States volume 1
A History of the Unitarians And the Universalists in the United States volume 1
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374 ^'^^^' i'^'n-J£KSALJS7S. [CuAr. III.
Henry Vane. " To what extent Vane sought to propa- gate his religious opinions in Massachusetts is unknown. Cotton Mather' says that the evidence is conflicting, but cites a manuscript as saying that " before he was scarce warm in his seat" as governor, "he began to broach new tenets. " In one of his latest works, - Vane, speaking of "the Incarnation and the fruits thereof, " says: " We see thereby the Devil and his Angels disappointed in their wicked de...signs ; who, by the bringing in of Sin, were in hopes to have hindered the growing up of Jesus, the Branch that was to spring out of this Root ; but David's Root, sitting as Lord at God's right hand, had before ob- tained that power which was to subdue all enemies and lay them flat at his footstool. David's ofi"spring, therefore, was in no danger of having his course stopped, or race hindered, wherein, as a Mighty Saviour and Redeemer, he was to go forth, and rescue the whole spiritual seed out of the hands of Sin and Satan, to bring them into the true Rest, and obtain a gracious reprieve and forbearance for the most obstinate and rebellious also" (p.
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374 ^'^^^' i'^'n-J£KSALJS7S. [CuAr. III.
Henry Vane. " To what extent Vane sought to propa- gate his religious opinions in Massachusetts is unknown. Cotton Mather' says that the evidence is conflicting, but cites a manuscript as saying that " before he was scarce warm in his seat" as governor, "he began to broach new tenets. " In one of his latest works, - Vane, speaking of "the Incarnation and the fruits thereof, " says: " We see thereby the Devil and his Angels disappointed in their wicked de...signs ; who, by the bringing in of Sin, were in hopes to have hindered the growing up of Jesus, the Branch that was to spring out of this Root ; but David's Root, sitting as Lord at God's right hand, had before ob- tained that power which was to subdue all enemies and lay them flat at his footstool. David's ofi"spring, therefore, was in no danger of having his course stopped, or race hindered, wherein, as a Mighty Saviour and Redeemer, he was to go forth, and rescue the whole spiritual seed out of the hands of Sin and Satan, to bring them into the true Rest, and obtain a gracious reprieve and forbearance for the most obstinate and rebellious also" (p.
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