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_ for you, and set him in your View, that you may know him and have a Care of him. If any cunninger Men among you think they are able now to _lay him_ again, and so dispose of him out of your Sight, that you shall be troubled no more with him, either here or hereafter, let them go to work with him their own Way; you know Things future do not belong to an Historian, so I leave him among you, wishing you may be able to give no worse an Account of him for the Time to come, than I have done for the Time past. FINIS. Footnotes: [1] N. B. He never refus'd setting his hand to any opinion, which he thought it for his interest to acknowledge. [2] Mean't of nothing. [3] _Mr._ Pool's _words are these_: Some refer the words, _This day have I begotten thee_, to the incarnation of the Son of GOD, others to the Resurrection: our Translators lay the stress on the preposition of which the verb is compounded, and by adding _again_, (viz.) _rais'd up Jesus again_, Acts xiii. 33. intend it to be understood of the Resurrection; and there is ground for it, in the context, for the Resurrection of Christ, is that which St. _Paul_ had propounded in v. 30. of the same Chapter, as his theme or argument to preach upon. Not that Christ at his Resurrection began to be the Son of God, but that he was manifested then to be so. [4] Satan. [5] The meaning of the word Devil is Destroyer. See _Pool_ upon _Acts_ xiii. 10. [6] _As great as the Devil and Doctor_ Faustus. Vulg. Dr. _Foster_. Transcriber's Notes: Passages in italics are indicated by _underscore_. Additional spacing after some of the quotes is intentional to indicate both the end of a quotation and the beginning of a new paragraph as presented in the original text. Long "s" has been modernized. The original text includes Greek characters. For this text version these letters have been replaced with transliterations. The text includes two instances of unmatched round brackets; as these require interpretation to close, they have been left unmatched. The following misprints have been corrected: "Origiual" corrected to "Original" (Table of Contents) "34" corrected to "31" (Table of Contents) "259" corrected to "159" (Table of Contents) extraneous "a" removed (page 1) "blinding" corrected to "binding" (page 9) "decrib'd" corrected to "describ'd" (page 57) "Battels" corrected to "Battles" (page 76) "inconcievable" corrected to "i
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