Excerpt from A Brief View of the Religious Tenets and Sentiments, Lately Published and Spread in the Province of Nova-Scotia: Which Are Contained in a Book, Entitled "Two Mites, on Some of the Most Important and Much Disputed Points of Divinity, &C., " And "in a Sermon Preached at Liverpool, November 19, 1782, And, in a Pamphlet, Entitled "the Antitraditionist"

He had laid it a: a wife mater-builder. Jvhiiti he laid. Foundation is declared here, viz 'fe us (3125* extraordinaxy'wifdom in divine Things id n'ot' to Novelties of his own Invention, but he fixes 'ou. 7mg: Chrttt. And preaches him to the Corinthian, which was not only the foundation Doétrine, but was anfold Truth preached to our fir¿: Parents foon after their Fall (gen. I and was the Foundation of the Church of God from the Beginning, and the main Deé'trine of the whole Bi ble. The Particulars whieh the Apoftle preached, at Cw ritzth ref'peéting jeju: Chri/f, are fet down I. Cor. Xv. 3. 4. 5. For I delivered tmto yottfir/t of all, that whieh I alfo received, how that Chri/t died for our Sim eetordittg to the Scripture: dad that he the: httried, and that he rafe again the third Day according to the Striptztres. Died that he wesfeett of Cepher, they of t, e'twetve. The Death of Chris? To atone, and mike Satisfaétion to divine Jufiice for our Sins, his Berta], his Re/ttrrefiioh from the Dead the. Third Day, With the Evidenee'of itfrom faithful Witnef fes, and that thefe Doétrines were aceording to the Scriptures, Which teitify of Chriit, (john v. Was what the Apoi'tles firit preached to the Corinthians, as foundation Truths and Daftrines which, with thofe conneéted and depending on th thofe whereort they ¿ood, and by which they were to be famed, as is af fetted in the lit and 2d V-erfes. Moreover, Brethren, I deelttre zmtoyott the Gofpel which I ttlfo ye have re eived, and wherein mhz' reg/'0 ye are -their Stemdi of the Lord Jefus Chrift, was, in the Truth of God's Word which the Apofile had declared unto them, by \ft'll'ichfi-ll' f0 they were to be eternally faved.'

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