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Williams, Eleazar 1688-1742.

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    An essay to prove, that when God once enters upon a controversie, with his professing people; he will manage and issue it. Together, with some proper and seasonable considerations and directions to men in every order, to do what in them lies, that the controversie God ha with his people may have a comfortable issue. In a sermon preached before the General Court of election at Hartford in the colony of Connecticut, May 9th. 1723. By Eleazar Williams AM Pastor of the church in Mansfield. Published by order of authority.

    | Williams, Eleazar 1688-1742. | Date: 1723
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    Sensible sinners invited to come to Christ A practical discourse shewing that the Lord Jesus Christ, invites sinners that are sensible of their sin and misery and asham'd of it, to come to him for the best pleasures & delights. Being the substance of three short sermons preach'd at Mansfield, (the first sermon July 13th, 1735.) By Eleazar Williams, A.M. Pastor of the church in Mansfield. Publish'd at the earnest desire and charge of those that heard them. [Two lines from John].

    | Williams, Eleazar 1688-1742. | Date: 1735

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