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Page xiii
... leave her not thus a prey to these importunate wolves , that wait and think long till they devour thy tender flock ; these wild boars that have broken into thy vineyard , and left the print of their polluting hoofs on the souls of thy ...
... leave her not thus a prey to these importunate wolves , that wait and think long till they devour thy tender flock ; these wild boars that have broken into thy vineyard , and left the print of their polluting hoofs on the souls of thy ...
Page xv
... leave his frail and feeble , though not less beloved church here below , to the perpetual stumble of conjecture and disturbance in this our dark voyage , without the card and compass of discipline ! " There are numerous passages ...
... leave his frail and feeble , though not less beloved church here below , to the perpetual stumble of conjecture and disturbance in this our dark voyage , without the card and compass of discipline ! " There are numerous passages ...
Page xvii
... leave to soar awhile as the poets use ) Zeal , whose substance is ethereal , arming in complete diamond , ascends ... leaves his merryman of the text , and strikes out into incidental or collateral topics . He is very severe upon the ...
... leave to soar awhile as the poets use ) Zeal , whose substance is ethereal , arming in complete diamond , ascends ... leaves his merryman of the text , and strikes out into incidental or collateral topics . He is very severe upon the ...
Page xxii
... leave to refer to his eulogium on their first acts as a proof that he estimates their merits , and that the present occasion demonstrates his fidelity , as the former did " his loyalest affection and his hope . " He appears before them ...
... leave to refer to his eulogium on their first acts as a proof that he estimates their merits , and that the present occasion demonstrates his fidelity , as the former did " his loyalest affection and his hope . " He appears before them ...
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... leave him nothing but brotherly equality , matchless temperance , frequent fasting , incessant prayer and preaching , continual watchings and labours in his ministry ; which what a rich booty it would be , what a plump endowment to the ...
... leave him nothing but brotherly equality , matchless temperance , frequent fasting , incessant prayer and preaching , continual watchings and labours in his ministry ; which what a rich booty it would be , what a plump endowment to the ...
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