Sermons ...: To which is Prefixed a Short Account of the Life and Character of the Author, Volume 3T. Cadell; F.C. & J Rivington [& others], 1822 - Presbyterian Church |
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... reason to be surprised at the Divine conduct being mysterious at present . parts The monarchy of the universe is a great and com- plicated system . It comprehends numberless genera- tions of men , who are brought forth to act their for ...
... reason to be surprised at the Divine conduct being mysterious at present . parts The monarchy of the universe is a great and com- plicated system . It comprehends numberless genera- tions of men , who are brought forth to act their for ...
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... reason of the hard- ships he inflicts . If we were let into the secret of the whole plan of Providence ; if the justice of Heaven were , in every step of its procedure , made manifest to our view , man would no longer be the creature he ...
... reason of the hard- ships he inflicts . If we were let into the secret of the whole plan of Providence ; if the justice of Heaven were , in every step of its procedure , made manifest to our view , man would no longer be the creature he ...
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... reason to submit and adore . II . THE text suggests that , though what God is doing , or what he intends to do , we know not now , yet there is ground to believe , that at some future period we shall receive information . What I do ...
... reason to submit and adore . II . THE text suggests that , though what God is doing , or what he intends to do , we know not now , yet there is ground to believe , that at some future period we shall receive information . What I do ...
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... reasons that required obscurity to remain for a while on the ways of God no longer subsist . The education of good men is completed ; and the intention of those steps of education , which once they could not comprehend , now becomes ...
... reasons that required obscurity to remain for a while on the ways of God no longer subsist . The education of good men is completed ; and the intention of those steps of education , which once they could not comprehend , now becomes ...
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... reason to believe are conducive to our welfare ; without being obstructed either by external force , or by violent internal impulse . This is that happy and dignified state which every wise Man earnestly wishes to enjoy . The advantages ...
... reason to believe are conducive to our welfare ; without being obstructed either by external force , or by violent internal impulse . This is that happy and dignified state which every wise Man earnestly wishes to enjoy . The advantages ...
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