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Author’s Preface Holy Wisdom by Baker, Augustine , by virtue of the said operations, is to be …, who, it is suspected, will be suspicious of a doctrine that will seem new and, however, unproper to

Sermon LIV. Habakkuk ii. 12. Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VII. by South, Robert suspicion. He that is injurious, is naturally suspicious; and he that knows that he deserves enemies, will … and next, because if he who is so chances to be