THE STRANGE EFFECTS OF FAITH

Abstract

The Lord h coming (as he hath spoken by his Prophets) to be the M ighty Counsellor* the Everlasting. Father, the Prince o f Peace, and the Desire of every Nation : And this is his Counsel-—1T o deal with Men after the Manner o f M en ; to have these W ritings tried by Judges and Ju ry :‘T h e Judges are the M inivers o f the Lordthe Jury.are the Sheep o f his Flock : So I give m yself up to the Judgment 6 f M en, to be trijed according to tne Law s o f God and M an. .N o w , i f l am refused so juft and fair a T ria l, I ,muft judge m yself in a £and that Darkness hath overspread, and gross Darkness the* Eyes of the P eople; where Justice is fallen in the Streets* and item ty cannot enter. » J O A N N A S O U T H C O T T . ExfcTBR, J a n ̂ 1801, «y / • k • ■o e g n a K i W g e e cfc. >