The Genius and Design of the Domestic Constitution, with Its Untransferable Obligations and Peculiar Advantages |
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If these fail , all other means are likely to prove ineffectual : if these are duly
maintained , all the means of grace will be likely to prosper and be successful .
therefore , once more repeat the counsel which I have often urged on the heads
of ...
If these fail , all other means are likely to prove ineffectual : if these are duly
maintained , all the means of grace will be likely to prosper and be successful .
therefore , once more repeat the counsel which I have often urged on the heads
of ...
Page 307
SECTION FIFTH . FAMILY GOVERNMENT . The positive obligation of Parents ,
as such , to use the means which God , in his wisdom , hath ordained , for
attaining his end or design in the Domestic Constitution . - Family Government
illustrated ...
SECTION FIFTH . FAMILY GOVERNMENT . The positive obligation of Parents ,
as such , to use the means which God , in his wisdom , hath ordained , for
attaining his end or design in the Domestic Constitution . - Family Government
illustrated ...
Page 308
The organization of your family , and the end proposed , with the chain of
connexion between these two , or , what have been called the means in order to
that end , are all to be resolved into the prerogative or peculiar privilege of
Almighty God ...
The organization of your family , and the end proposed , with the chain of
connexion between these two , or , what have been called the means in order to
that end , are all to be resolved into the prerogative or peculiar privilege of
Almighty God ...
Page 309
Yes , the frame of the human family was created for action , and strikingly exhibits
the means to an end . The moral obligations of Parents , therefore , who occupy
the most important place in a family , like all other moral obligations , consist in ...
Yes , the frame of the human family was created for action , and strikingly exhibits
the means to an end . The moral obligations of Parents , therefore , who occupy
the most important place in a family , like all other moral obligations , consist in ...
Page 310
Se cond , Have you a Bible at home , as the means of information ? Third , Is no
one compelling you to act as you have done hitherto ? These simple
interrogations you will not hesitate to answer ; the first , in the affirmative ; the last
, in the ...
Se cond , Have you a Bible at home , as the means of information ? Third , Is no
one compelling you to act as you have done hitherto ? These simple
interrogations you will not hesitate to answer ; the first , in the affirmative ; the last
, in the ...
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| Title | The Genius and Design of the Domestic Constitution, with Its Untransferable Obligations and Peculiar Advantages |
| Author | Christopher Anderson |
| Publisher | Oliver & Boyd, 1826 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 24 Jul 2015 |
| Length | 450 pages |
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