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Page 25
I prevailed with a moft Worthy Prelate to hear that Sermon read out of my Notes
word for word , and I cannot call to mind my having faid above three or four
Words more than are in my Notes , and those I acquainted his Lordfhip with ,
meerly ...
I prevailed with a moft Worthy Prelate to hear that Sermon read out of my Notes
word for word , and I cannot call to mind my having faid above three or four
Words more than are in my Notes , and those I acquainted his Lordfhip with ,
meerly ...
Page 5
10 Coro ; & maketh men to be of one mind ' in i House , would make us All of one
Soul , and of one Spirit , that ägnin we may meet together , and praise Him with
one Hart , and Mouth , and worfkip Him with one Accord in the Beauty of Holiness
...
10 Coro ; & maketh men to be of one mind ' in i House , would make us All of one
Soul , and of one Spirit , that ägnin we may meet together , and praise Him with
one Hart , and Mouth , and worfkip Him with one Accord in the Beauty of Holiness
...
Page 18
don ' d to the Curse of a Reprobate Mind . For what would they have enjoyed ,
which they had not , or what could they have desired , which they might not have
had ? Was not the Chief of the Conspiracy in the quiet Poflession of all , Places of
...
don ' d to the Curse of a Reprobate Mind . For what would they have enjoyed ,
which they had not , or what could they have desired , which they might not have
had ? Was not the Chief of the Conspiracy in the quiet Poflession of all , Places of
...
Page 16
The first Attempt was unprofperous : This would have thaken any Mind less firm
than that whicb animated the whole Undertaking . A Constancy was then
observed fo steady and inflexible , that not so much as an Inequality of Temper
could be ...
The first Attempt was unprofperous : This would have thaken any Mind less firm
than that whicb animated the whole Undertaking . A Constancy was then
observed fo steady and inflexible , that not so much as an Inequality of Temper
could be ...
Page 9
First , because this qualification doth naturally dispose Men to a certain
Greatness and Generosity of Mind , which will hardly suffer them to stoop to any
liccle Arts and Projects of encreasing Wealth and Power , by burdening others ,
or to ...
First , because this qualification doth naturally dispose Men to a certain
Greatness and Generosity of Mind , which will hardly suffer them to stoop to any
liccle Arts and Projects of encreasing Wealth and Power , by burdening others ,
or to ...
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| Title | Sermons, Various and Rare ... Sermons, Various and Rare |
| Published | 1685 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2007 |
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