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Reformed Pastor. ‘No theological erudition, as such, can answer the question—“What must I do to be saved?” He who furnishes the reply, must have something better—the possession of the same religion, which only then can he satisfactorily explain to others. Otherwise he will either be struck dumb by the enquiry, or be a blind leader of the blind, confident in his own wisdom, and liable to perish everlastingly in that wisdom.’ Antichrist, by the Rev. J. Riland, p. 118. ‘Neque enim aliorum salutem sedulo unquam curabit, qui suam negligit.’ Calvin on Acts 20.28. ‘Unless Christ is learned spiritually and really, Divines will speak of the word of God as men speak of riddles, and as priests in former times said the matins [morning prayers in Latin], when they hardly knew what they said.’ Perkins on Gal. 1.15.

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