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"However you may have reformed your life in many things and may have had religious affections"

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Explanation to Salvation Through Grace Quote #2

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Explanation to Salvation Through Grace Quote #2

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This is saying that everyone has a chance to repent their sins and follow the word of God to ultimately make a batter life for themselves.

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"Your care of your own life and that means you use for your own preservation"

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Explanation to Salvation Through Grace Quote #1

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Explanation to Salvation Through Grace Quote #1

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This is saying that no matter the sins you have engaged in there is always a chance to preserve and save yourself from hell

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"They have deserved the fiery pit, and are already sentenced to it" (106).

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Explanation to Eternal Punishment Quote 1

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Explanation to Eternal Punishment Quote 1

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To me this quote was used to scare and strike fear into the people that were being talked to. I think that the author wasn't using extreme words or vocabulary but instead was straight to the point because he wanted his message to be clear.

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"The devil is waiting for them, hell is gaping for them, the flames gather and flash about them..." (106).

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Explanation to Eternal Punishment Quote 2

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Explanation to Eternal Punishment Quote 2

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This quote is an explanation to what will happen to all people who do not abide by the puritan ways. The priest is explaining what is going to be happening to all of the people who do not and have not been following the ways of the puritans beliefs.

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"all you that were never born again, and made new creatures and raised from being dead in sin, to astate of new."
pg. 108

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I think the quote is meaning that those that were never born again meaning they were chosen by god or were sent to hell are seeing a state of new.

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"However you may have reformed your life in many things, and may have had religious affections, and closets, and in the house of God." pg. 108

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The quote is saying that however you may have been born again whether you've been born a creature or a person who does not believe in god you will always be in the house of god.