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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Page 130
... afford you . Take it for granted , that what is naturally mutable , will one day change ; that what was designed to be transient , will pass away . Look forward to futurity without impatience . Be not desirous to know it . It belongs to ...
... afford you . Take it for granted , that what is naturally mutable , will one day change ; that what was designed to be transient , will pass away . Look forward to futurity without impatience . Be not desirous to know it . It belongs to ...
Page 137
... afford us either justification , or safety , in what is evil . It affords us , I say , no justification . Truth and error , virtue and vice , are things of immutable nature . The difference between them is grounded on that basis of ...
... afford us either justification , or safety , in what is evil . It affords us , I say , no justification . Truth and error , virtue and vice , are things of immutable nature . The difference between them is grounded on that basis of ...
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... afford him any safety . Religion is altogether a matter of personal concern . God hath delivered to every man the rule of life ; and every man must think and act for himself ; because for himself he is to answer . others be wicked , it ...
... afford him any safety . Religion is altogether a matter of personal concern . God hath delivered to every man the rule of life ; and every man must think and act for himself ; because for himself he is to answer . others be wicked , it ...
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... afford the most conspicuous and striking displays of the wisdom of God . Not one , nor many discourses , nor indeed the study and labour of a whole life , were , in any degree , sufficient to explore them . Of the proofs of wisdom which ...
... afford the most conspicuous and striking displays of the wisdom of God . Not one , nor many discourses , nor indeed the study and labour of a whole life , were , in any degree , sufficient to explore them . Of the proofs of wisdom which ...
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... afford the candid observer endless materials of devout adoration and praise . WHEN we turn to the moral world , the field of admiration which opens to us is no less extensive and striking . I can only mention a few instances of that ...
... afford the candid observer endless materials of devout adoration and praise . WHEN we turn to the moral world , the field of admiration which opens to us is no less extensive and striking . I can only mention a few instances of that ...
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