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Honors that Religion Does Unto the Fruitful Mothers in Israel

Published: 1715
Length: 5,475 words
Reading: 20 min
Divisions: 8

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Some of the honours that religion does unto the fruitful mothers in Israel. Meditated upon the birth & preached at the baptism of a child. Boston Jan. 16. 1714,15. / By Benjamin Colman A.M.

Boston in New-England Printed by B. Green, for Samuel Gerrish, at his shop on the north side of King Street, near the town house. 1715.

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DedicationTo the Truly Vertuous Mrs. Margaret Sewall: The Happy Conſort of STEPHEN SEWALL, Eſqt. in Salem.
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PartTO come to our Text.
PartHAVING thus deſcanted on the Text; I would ask leave to make Three Obſervations from it.
Observation 1I. Obſer. That a Mother with a Train of Children after her, is One of the moſt lovely and admirable Sights…
Observation 2II. Obſer. THE Second Obſervation which I would make is; That Children are among the Choice Favours and…

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Author: Benjamin Colman (1673–1747)
Imprint: Boston in New-England Printed by B. Green, for Samuel Gerrish, at his shop on the north side of King Street, near the town house. 1715.
Extent: [4], 22, [2] p. ; 15 cm. (8vo)
Language: English
Catalogue: Evans 1737
Source: TCP N01462
Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (Text Creation Partnership)

Honors that Religion Does Unto the Fruitful Mothers in Israel

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