Sermons, Volume 5T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1814 - Presbyterian Church |
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... ment , where first introduced , was in any degree useful or important , the renewal of it , when brought forth under some different form , enlarged perhaps , or abridged , or placed in connection with some other topick , may be thought ...
... ment , where first introduced , was in any degree useful or important , the renewal of it , when brought forth under some different form , enlarged perhaps , or abridged , or placed in connection with some other topick , may be thought ...
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... ment only , but comfort also and enjoyment to an infinite number of inhabitants . The more that philosophy has enlarged our views of nature , the more it has been dis- covered that , throughout the wide extent of creation , there is no ...
... ment only , but comfort also and enjoyment to an infinite number of inhabitants . The more that philosophy has enlarged our views of nature , the more it has been dis- covered that , throughout the wide extent of creation , there is no ...
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... ment of our hearts . It may be thought by some , that the formidable representation I have given of the miserable effects of a wounded spirit , attaches only to them who have gone to the utmost lengths in folly or passion ; but that ...
... ment of our hearts . It may be thought by some , that the formidable representation I have given of the miserable effects of a wounded spirit , attaches only to them who have gone to the utmost lengths in folly or passion ; but that ...
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... ment of the heart , as the first introduction to those disorders which spread their con- sequences so deep and wide , is for the most part gradual and insensible , and made by latent steps . Did all the evil clearly shew itself at the ...
... ment of the heart , as the first introduction to those disorders which spread their con- sequences so deep and wide , is for the most part gradual and insensible , and made by latent steps . Did all the evil clearly shew itself at the ...
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... ment of life , affording opportunity for the exercise of many virtues , which otherwise would not have come within their sphere . But among all things that work for good , it is probable that the evils of this life were particularly ...
... ment of life , affording opportunity for the exercise of many virtues , which otherwise would not have come within their sphere . But among all things that work for good , it is probable that the evils of this life were particularly ...
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