The Christian Institutes, Or the Sincere Word of God: Being a Plain and Impartial Account of the Whole Faith and Duty of a Christian; Collected Out of the Writings of the Old and New Testament, Digested Under Proper Heads, and Delivered in the Words of SC

Excerpt from The Christian Institutes, or the Sincere Word of God: Being a Plain and Impartial Account of the Whole Faith and Duty of a Christian; Collected Out of the Writings of the Old and New Testament, Digested Under Proper Heads, and Delivered in the Words of Scripture

It was for their sakes, chiefly, that I undertook to draw up this summary account of the doctrine contained in the Sacred Writings: which, at this time more especially, I was encouraged to do, upon a presumption that it might be some way service able to those glorious designs, which are now withgreat zeal and success carrying on for the better educating Christian youth in the principles of their most holy religion, ' and for propagating a true knowledge of the Gospel among those that have not yet received the glad tidings of salvation through christ which designs I am not only particularly obliged, but with the whole weight of my judgment and inclination led to promote to the utmost of my power.

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