| 37. Increase Mather, Angelographia , 48, for the quotation. See also 40-47, 75, and passim . There is frequent mention along similar lines in later sermons. See Several Sermons , 94-126.
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| 38. Angelographia , 88 (guardian angels from cradle to grave), 42-45 (influence on minds), and passim .
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| 39. Increase Mather, Several Sermons , 94-126.
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| 40. Increase Mather, Meditations On The Sanctification Of The Lord's Day (Boston, 1712), 18-62, and passim . See, too, Angelographia , 96-98; and A Disquisition Concerning Angelical Apparitions . On angels as models, see also Meditations On the Glory Of The Heavenly World (Boston, 1711), 170-75.
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| 41. Increase Mather, Five Sermons , 66, and passim .
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| 42. Increase Mather, Meditations On The Glory Of The Heavenly World , 226, and 263, where Mather says that "few of those who belong to the Visible Church will be Saved."
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| 43. These comments on preaching are in the prefaces to Awakening Truth's and Several Sermons .
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| 1. For the statements about the founders, see Increase Mather, A Discourse Concerning Faith and Fervency In Prayer , "Preface." Mather's reactions to the London fire may be studied in The Mystery Of Israel's Salvation .
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| 2. Increase Mather, Mystery of Christ .
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| 3. Increase Mather, Meditations On The Glory Of The Lord Jesus Christ , 42-67, a sermon called "The Lord Christ Jesus is the most glorious Conqueror."
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| 4. Ibid . 92, and passim .
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| 5. Increase Mather, An Earnest Exhortation To The Children Of New England is a jeremiad; it carries a note of chiliastic expectation.
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