Richard Baxter Call to the Unconverted

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. If you will believe God, believe this: there is but one of thefe two ways for every wicked. Man, either:~ Converfion or Damnation. I know, the wicked will. Hardly be perfuaded either of the truth or equity of? This. No wonder if the guilty quarrel with the law. Few men are apt to believe that, which they would not have to be true; and fewer would have that to be true which they apprehend to be againft them. But it ismets quarrellingz, with the law, or with the'judge, that will; lave the malefaetor.. Believing and regarding: the law might have prevented his death: but denying and ao-w culing it, will but halten it. If it were not f'o, an hum-e. Dred would bring their reafons againl'o the law, for. One; that would'bring, his reafon to the la: and-mcn would.