Extraordinary displays of the divine majesty & power, are to try men, and impress the fear of God on their hearts, that they sin not [electronic resource] : Being the substance of two sermons occasioned by a terrible earthquake in New-England, and other parts of northern America; the night immediately following the Sabbath-Day, October 29. 1727. Publickly delivered in Wethersfield, on November the 5th. and 12th. the Sabbaths next succeeding the said earthquake. Something enlarged. By Stephen Mix, M.A. Pastor of a church there. [Three lines of Scripture text]

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