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... give effect to the lessons he should deliver . For besides the testimony given to his talents by his successive promotions in the church , the university of St. Andrew's , moved chiefly by the merit of his eloquence , had , in June ...
... give effect to the lessons he should deliver . For besides the testimony given to his talents by his successive promotions in the church , the university of St. Andrew's , moved chiefly by the merit of his eloquence , had , in June ...
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... give no alms ; if while you appear to be zealous for God , you are false or unjust to men ; if you are hard or contracted in heart , severe in your censures , and oppressive in your conduct ; then conclude with certain- ty , that what ...
... give no alms ; if while you appear to be zealous for God , you are false or unjust to men ; if you are hard or contracted in heart , severe in your censures , and oppressive in your conduct ; then conclude with certain- ty , that what ...
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... give birth to whatever is laudable or ex- cellent in conduct . Is there one , though in humble station , or obscure life , who feareth God and worketh righteousness ; whose prayers and alms , proceeding in regular unaffected tenor ...
... give birth to whatever is laudable or ex- cellent in conduct . Is there one , though in humble station , or obscure life , who feareth God and worketh righteousness ; whose prayers and alms , proceeding in regular unaffected tenor ...
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... gives a lightness to the spirits , similar to the native gaiety of youth and health ; ill imi- tated , and ill supplied ... give us full satisfaction . To the pre- sent we must always join some agree- able anticipations of futurity , in ...
... gives a lightness to the spirits , similar to the native gaiety of youth and health ; ill imi- tated , and ill supplied ... give us full satisfaction . To the pre- sent we must always join some agree- able anticipations of futurity , in ...
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... give much satisfaction to shew , that all religion abounds with difficulties of a like nature . Our situa- tion , it will be said , is so much the more to be lamented , that not on one side only we are confined in our in- quiries , but ...
... give much satisfaction to shew , that all religion abounds with difficulties of a like nature . Our situa- tion , it will be said , is so much the more to be lamented , that not on one side only we are confined in our in- quiries , but ...
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