Edward Elwall

Summary

Edward Elwall Dagon fallen upon his Stumps (1726)

Thou shalt have no other Gods but Me.
And now O Lord God Almighty, I humbly beseech thee, for the Sake of Jesus Christ, to dispose the Heart of every sincere Man and Woman, that reads this Testimony to love thee and thy sacred Law, that it may be better to them than thousands of Gold and Silver; and that the Law of thy Mouth (who art the Fountain of all Goodness and Truth) may be preferred before all the vain, absurd Inventions of Men.
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Edward Elwall Dagon fallen upon his Stumps (1726)

For is it not altogether as ridiculous to say, One God is Three or Four Persons, as to say, The Bread and the Wine is the Flesh and Blood of Christ? Nay, would Men but speak out the Truth honestly, Is it not as gross an Absurdity to say, the One God of Heaven and Earth, is Three or Four Persons, as to say, the One King of Great Britain and Ireland, is three or Four Persons?
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Edward Elwall Dagon fallen upon his Stumps (1726)

The good Lord of Heaven and Earth, open the Eyes of all honest Men yet more and more, that they may see the Truths of God from his own Sacred Words, and never more suffer Popes, Prelates, or Priests, to Lord it over their Faith; but always take our dear Lord's Advice, and call no Man Father here upon Earth, for One is your Father, even God; and to call no Man Master here upon Earth, for One is you Master even Christ. And then from his wise Words, draw this Natural Inference; Never to take your Religious Principles from Men, but always from God and his Prophets, Christ and his Apostles.
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