The Power of Deception Unveiled, and the Man of Sin Revealed: In an Analysis of the Book of Revelations; To Which Is Prefixed an Essay on the System of Man (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Continuing his religious progress, he in time became an approved minister Of the gospel in that society: and as his experience in the spirituality of the Christian dispensation advanced, he was sometimes drawn in the power of divine love to unfold to large congregations, to whom he mmlstered, in a very remarkable and im pressive manner, deep and solemn mysteries of the gos pel of Christ, in opposition to the vulgar. Trinitarian doctrines.

His natural disposition was remarkably cheerful, his manners engaging, and his social conversation pleasingly instructive; his rational faculties being strong and live ly, and his judgment in natural things prompt and dis criminative: but his bodily powers being unequal to much laborious exertion for the support of a family and his pecuniary c1rcumstances justifying in his ra tional apprehension, several successive changes of situa tion for the advancement of his earthly comforts, he at length suffered himself to engage in plans of worldly enterprise, which, though honourable and useful in their nature, eventually proved to his disadvantage. For his own account whereof the reader is referred to the concluding part of the following introduction.

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