A few seasonable words to pass through Israel as a warning, that all may take heed they do not betray their testimony, in this day of tryal, and hour of temptation, which is come upon all to try them, and if any be guilty hereof, to repent with speed and do so no more, for a short work will the Lord God make in the earth

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