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... in which it appears that they are no more disagreeable to right reason than to divine revelation ; to the latter of which the greatest deference should be paid, though the Rationalists of our age too much neglect it, and have almost ...
He may also be in some persons by his gifts natural or divine, and that either m an ordinary or in an extraordinary way, or by some operations of his on the mind; which are not of a saving nature, nor designed to a saving purpose ...
The space of one hundred and twenty years allowed the old world for repentance was indeed a favour, and indulgence of divine Providence, a time of God's long-suffering and forbearance ; but it does not follow, that because they had such ...
The will of the glorified saints in heaven is wholly given up to spiritual and divine things, nor; can it be moved to that which is sinful ; and'yet as they serve the Lord constantly, so with all freedom and liberty.
... they would have understood the things that belong to their spiritual peace and welfare, and would have seriously considered the last issue and end of all things, and themselves ; but they are not wise in things divine and spiritual, ...
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The Cause of God and Truth: In Four Parts with a Vindication of Part IV John Gill Limited preview - 2001 |