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Qu. How may a man come by a Principle of Life from God?
Ans. God is near to every man with the breath of his life, breathing upon him at times according to his plea∣sure, which man's spirit opening unto, and drinking in, it becometh a Seed or Principle of Life in him, overspreading and leavening him up to eternal life?