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... hath shewed thee , O man , what is good ; and what doth the Lord require of thee , but — to do justly and to love mercy -- and to walk humbly with thy God ? ( Mic . vi . 8. ) THE life of man has always been a very mixed state , full of ...
... hath shewed thee , O man , what is good ; and what doth the Lord require of thee , but — to do justly and to love mercy -- and to walk humbly with thy God ? ( Mic . vi . 8. ) THE life of man has always been a very mixed state , full of ...
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... hath brought life and immortality to light , who hath not only brought them to which religion provides for good men . By its previous 11. ] 29 RELIGION UPON ADVERSITY .
... hath brought life and immortality to light , who hath not only brought them to which religion provides for good men . By its previous 11. ] 29 RELIGION UPON ADVERSITY .
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... hath begotten them unto the lively hope of an inheritance incor- ruptible and undefiled , and that fadeth not away . Justly is this hope styled in Scripture , the anchor of the soul , both sure and steadfast . For what an anchor is to a ...
... hath begotten them unto the lively hope of an inheritance incor- ruptible and undefiled , and that fadeth not away . Justly is this hope styled in Scripture , the anchor of the soul , both sure and steadfast . For what an anchor is to a ...
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... hath his delight in the law of God . He only is like the tree planted by the rivers of water ; whilst the ungodly , as he adds , are not so ; but how prosperous soever they may appear to the world , are in truth but like the chaff which ...
... hath his delight in the law of God . He only is like the tree planted by the rivers of water ; whilst the ungodly , as he adds , are not so ; but how prosperous soever they may appear to the world , are in truth but like the chaff which ...
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... hath raised him up ; which hath happily conducted him through the various steps of life , and crowned him with the most favour- able distinction beyond his equals ? Let us farther consider , that not gratitude for the past , but a ...
... hath raised him up ; which hath happily conducted him through the various steps of life , and crowned him with the most favour- able distinction beyond his equals ? Let us farther consider , that not gratitude for the past , but a ...
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