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... manner ; and , in concert with some of his youthful associates , he constructed a very comprehensive scheme of chronological tables , for receiving into its proper place every important fact that should occur . The scheme devised by ...
... manner ; and , in concert with some of his youthful associates , he constructed a very comprehensive scheme of chronological tables , for receiving into its proper place every important fact that should occur . The scheme devised by ...
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... manner , the charge of exe- cuting judgment for the oppressed , of protecting the stranger , of delivering him who hath no helper from the hand of the spoiler . For the oppression of the poor , and for the sighing of the needy , will I ...
... manner , the charge of exe- cuting judgment for the oppressed , of protecting the stranger , of delivering him who hath no helper from the hand of the spoiler . For the oppression of the poor , and for the sighing of the needy , will I ...
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... manner as to make an impression suited to the importance of the object . The faith even of the best men is much inferior , both in clearness and in force , to the evidence of sense ; and proves on many occasions insufficient to ...
... manner as to make an impression suited to the importance of the object . The faith even of the best men is much inferior , both in clearness and in force , to the evidence of sense ; and proves on many occasions insufficient to ...
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... manner in which he operates on the natural and moral world , is wholly concealed ; why we are kept in such ignorance with re- spect to the extent of his works , to the nature and agency of spiritual beings , and even with respect to the ...
... manner in which he operates on the natural and moral world , is wholly concealed ; why we are kept in such ignorance with re- spect to the extent of his works , to the nature and agency of spiritual beings , and even with respect to the ...
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... manners , than as a Christian virtue , which they are bound to cultivate . I shall first explain the nature of this virtue ; and shall then offer some ar- guments to recommend , and some directions to facilitate , the practice of it . I ...
... manners , than as a Christian virtue , which they are bound to cultivate . I shall first explain the nature of this virtue ; and shall then offer some ar- guments to recommend , and some directions to facilitate , the practice of it . I ...
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