Universalism Confounds and Destroys Itself

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PART I. Dr. Huntington's and Mr. Rolly's Scheme, which denies ali future punitiment,

shown to be made up of contradictions.

Part II. Dr. Chauncy's, Ms. Winchefter's, Petitpierre's, and Med. Dr. Young's Scheme,

which supposes a limited punishment hereafter, shown to be made up of con. tradicions.

PART III.
Everlasting, forever, forever and evtu, naturally and originally, mcan

without end.

duration

Part IV. The fufficiency of the Atonement, for the salvation of all, conhstent with the final

dcftrudion of a part of mankind. Also the Second Death explained.

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DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS, to wit:

DE IT REMEMBERED, that on the twenty-third day of July,

D in the thirtieth Year of the Independence of the UNITED
States of AMERICA, Josiah SPAULDING, of the said Dikrict,
hath deposited in this Ofice the Title of a Book, the Right
whereof he claims as Author, in the words following, to wit :
« Universalism confounds and deftroys itself : or, Letters to a

Friend. Iu Four Paris. Part I: Dr. Huntington's and Mr.
" Relly's Scheme, which denies all future punihment, shown to
" be made up of contradi&tions. Part II. Dr. Chauncy's, Mr.
“ Winchester's, Petitpierre's and Med. Dr. Young's Scheme,
“which supposes a limited punishment hereafter, Thown to be
“ made up of coniradi&tions. Part III. Everlasting, forever,
“ forever and ever, naturally and originally mean duration
“ without end. Part IV. The fufficiency of the atonement,
“ for the salvation of all, conGatent with the final destruction of
“a bart of mankind. Also, the Second Death explained. In-

effpersed with direct arguments in proof of the endless mise.
“ ry of the daimned. And answers to the popular objeciions of
" the present day, against the doctrines of grace. By: Josiah
- Spaulding, A. M. Paltor of a Church in Buckland." In
conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, in.
titled, “ An Ad for the encouragement of Learning, by secur.
sing the Copics of Maps, Charis and Books, to the Authors
" and Proprietors of such Copies, during the Times therein
“ mentioned ;' and also to an Ac intitled, “An A&t supple.

mentary to an Act, intiiled, 20 Act for the Encouragement of
* Learning, by securing the Copics of Maps, Charte, and
" Books, to the Authors and Proprietors of such Copies during
"the Times iherein mentioned; and extending the Benefits
“thereof to the Arts of Designing, Engraving and Etching
"Hilorical, and other Prints."

N. GOODALE, { Clerk of the Distrie

ODAL, of Malachusetts,

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