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... hath spoken , let us be folicitous to get it deeply im- pressed on our hearts , ftudying to become intimately acquainted with it , delighting in the difcoveries it presents to our view , and laying it up in our hearts , fo as to be ...
... hath spoken , let us be folicitous to get it deeply im- pressed on our hearts , ftudying to become intimately acquainted with it , delighting in the difcoveries it presents to our view , and laying it up in our hearts , fo as to be ...
Page 30
... hath vouchfafed . to speak to us . The learned Dr. Lowth , bifhop of London , in his new tranflation of this prophecy , ren- ders this expreffion , " For it is Jehovah that speak- " eth ; " for which he gives this reafon in his Notes ...
... hath vouchfafed . to speak to us . The learned Dr. Lowth , bifhop of London , in his new tranflation of this prophecy , ren- ders this expreffion , " For it is Jehovah that speak- " eth ; " for which he gives this reafon in his Notes ...
Page 31
... hath fpoken.Though this declaration immediately refers to the prophecy contained in this chapter , we may confider it as extending to all the predictions of this book . This affords a powerful ar- gument , to engage our closest ...
... hath fpoken.Though this declaration immediately refers to the prophecy contained in this chapter , we may confider it as extending to all the predictions of this book . This affords a powerful ar- gument , to engage our closest ...
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... hath formed grovel- ling , and fubject to the belly * . " In the language of a Christian , it becomes them to employ their rea- fon in acknowledging God their Maker , in diligently tracing effects to their caufes , in prudently ...
... hath formed grovel- ling , and fubject to the belly * . " In the language of a Christian , it becomes them to employ their rea- fon in acknowledging God their Maker , in diligently tracing effects to their caufes , in prudently ...
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... hath not wholly rejected his people Ifrael , and that he hath mercy and favour ftill in referve for them . This dif tinguifhes them from thofe who were totally over- thrown , as intimated in the following words : We should have been as ...
... hath not wholly rejected his people Ifrael , and that he hath mercy and favour ftill in referve for them . This dif tinguifhes them from thofe who were totally over- thrown , as intimated in the following words : We should have been as ...
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