Sermons, Volume 5T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1814 - Presbyterian Church |
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... hope shall be gladness , though the expectation of fools shall perish . I. WHATEVER course the affairs of the world take , he may justly hope to enjoy peace of mind . I am sensible that by the sceptic and the profligate , this will be ...
... hope shall be gladness , though the expectation of fools shall perish . I. WHATEVER course the affairs of the world take , he may justly hope to enjoy peace of mind . I am sensible that by the sceptic and the profligate , this will be ...
Page 13
... hope which they affect to contemn , by recol- lecting what they have suffered from the want of it . Assuredly , the peace of an approving conscience is one of the chief ingredients of human happiness ; one of the most grateful of all ...
... hope which they affect to contemn , by recol- lecting what they have suffered from the want of it . Assuredly , the peace of an approving conscience is one of the chief ingredients of human happiness ; one of the most grateful of all ...
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... hope , so he can look every man in the face without uneasiness , when he is conscious that no man can reproach him with having entrenched upon his neighbour's rights , or having causelessly provoked and attacked him . Hence , a calm ...
... hope , so he can look every man in the face without uneasiness , when he is conscious that no man can reproach him with having entrenched upon his neighbour's rights , or having causelessly provoked and attacked him . Hence , a calm ...
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... hope to a wise and good man of either finding , or making his state tolerable to himself . If he be not wanting to himself , he is never left without re- sources to assist those exertions which he makes in his own behalf . Roses indeed ...
... hope to a wise and good man of either finding , or making his state tolerable to himself . If he be not wanting to himself , he is never left without re- sources to assist those exertions which he makes in his own behalf . Roses indeed ...
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... hope that better days may come . From such circumstances as these , the expectation of passing through life with some measure of comfort , may rea- sonably be entertained by such as are not wanting to themselves in propriety of conduct ...
... hope that better days may come . From such circumstances as these , the expectation of passing through life with some measure of comfort , may rea- sonably be entertained by such as are not wanting to themselves in propriety of conduct ...
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