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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... respecting the ways of God , not only was not to be expected here ; but , moreover , that it would have been hurtful , if granted to us in our present state . It would have proved inconsistent with that state ; with the actions which we ...
... respecting the ways of God , not only was not to be expected here ; but , moreover , that it would have been hurtful , if granted to us in our present state . It would have proved inconsistent with that state ; with the actions which we ...
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... respect to individuals , there is often a hereafter in the course of their lives , which discloses and justifies the ways of God . Not to mention the good effects which misfortunes are found to produce on the minds of men , by checking ...
... respect to individuals , there is often a hereafter in the course of their lives , which discloses and justifies the ways of God . Not to mention the good effects which misfortunes are found to produce on the minds of men , by checking ...
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... respect , counterparts to one another . Both are marked with the same cha- racters , and carry the impress of the same powerful and gracious hand . In both , it is evidently the intention of the first author not to render every thing ...
... respect , counterparts to one another . Both are marked with the same cha- racters , and carry the impress of the same powerful and gracious hand . In both , it is evidently the intention of the first author not to render every thing ...
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... respect where he contemns ; who is not at liberty to appear in his own colours , nor to speak his own sentiments ; who dares not be honest lest he should be poor ? Believe it , no chains bind so hard , no fetters are so heavy , as those ...
... respect where he contemns ; who is not at liberty to appear in his own colours , nor to speak his own sentiments ; who dares not be honest lest he should be poor ? Believe it , no chains bind so hard , no fetters are so heavy , as those ...
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... respects , the virtuous and the vicious man , and you will easily see to which of them the charac- teristics of freedom most justly belong . The man of virtue relying on a good conscience , and the protection of Heaven , acts with ...
... respects , the virtuous and the vicious man , and you will easily see to which of them the charac- teristics of freedom most justly belong . The man of virtue relying on a good conscience , and the protection of Heaven , acts with ...
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