Sermons ...: To which is Prefixed a Short Account of the Life and Character of the Author, Volume 2T. Cadell; F.C. & J Rivington [& others], 1822 - Presbyterian Church |
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... ourselves , both confines our affections within too narrow a sphere , and gives rise to violent prejudices against such as come under an opposite decription . Not contented with being in the right ourselves , we must find all others in ...
... ourselves , both confines our affections within too narrow a sphere , and gives rise to violent prejudices against such as come under an opposite decription . Not contented with being in the right ourselves , we must find all others in ...
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... ourselves to occasional disadvange from thinking too well of others , than to suffer continual misery by thinking always ill of them . It is better to be sometimes imposed upon , than never to trust . Safety is purchased at too dear a ...
... ourselves to occasional disadvange from thinking too well of others , than to suffer continual misery by thinking always ill of them . It is better to be sometimes imposed upon , than never to trust . Safety is purchased at too dear a ...
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... ourselves and to society , follow from the opposite spirit . Let us beware of encouraging a habit of sus- picions , by forming too severe and harsh opinions concerning human nature in general . A great pro- portion of infirmity and ...
... ourselves and to society , follow from the opposite spirit . Let us beware of encouraging a habit of sus- picions , by forming too severe and harsh opinions concerning human nature in general . A great pro- portion of infirmity and ...
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... ourselves the merited vengeance of that Superiour to whose clemency we are obliged daily to fly ? When , with hard and unrelenting dispositions towards our brethren , we send up to Heaven prayers for mercy to ourselves , those prayers ...
... ourselves the merited vengeance of that Superiour to whose clemency we are obliged daily to fly ? When , with hard and unrelenting dispositions towards our brethren , we send up to Heaven prayers for mercy to ourselves , those prayers ...
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... ourselves , and depending on Divine aid . Mortifying , I confess , is this view of human nature ; yet proper to be attended to by all , in order to escape the most fatal dangers . For , merely through unguarded conduct , and from the ...
... ourselves , and depending on Divine aid . Mortifying , I confess , is this view of human nature ; yet proper to be attended to by all , in order to escape the most fatal dangers . For , merely through unguarded conduct , and from the ...
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