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Reason attended with the highest improvements of art and endowments of nature
, is not able to search into the things of God ; it may indeed dive into them so as to
drown itself , but never so as to find and apprehend them . For if it be so posed ...
Reason attended with the highest improvements of art and endowments of nature
, is not able to search into the things of God ; it may indeed dive into them so as to
drown itself , but never so as to find and apprehend them . For if it be so posed ...
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... lay bound hand and foot ; when they were no more able to get their heart
throughly affected with the sense and hatred of sin , nor to believe and fasten
their reliance upon Christ in the promises , than for a dead man to rise from the
grave .
... lay bound hand and foot ; when they were no more able to get their heart
throughly affected with the sense and hatred of sin , nor to believe and fasten
their reliance upon Christ in the promises , than for a dead man to rise from the
grave .
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But admit that some men , by the singular dexterity of their wit , and their profound
experience , were able to do this ; yet how will vulgar minds , which have neither
ability nor opportunity to make these inquiries , be able to assure themselves ...
But admit that some men , by the singular dexterity of their wit , and their profound
experience , were able to do this ; yet how will vulgar minds , which have neither
ability nor opportunity to make these inquiries , be able to assure themselves ...
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... the thoughts themselves , so they are not able to discern them . It is a privilege
that God has given to our nature , to be able to conceal our thoughts ; next to that
by which we are 1 able to communicate them : Jerem . xvii . 9 ON I JOHN III , 20 .
... the thoughts themselves , so they are not able to discern them . It is a privilege
that God has given to our nature , to be able to conceal our thoughts ; next to that
by which we are 1 able to communicate them : Jerem . xvii . 9 ON I JOHN III , 20 .
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thinks that he is able to deliver himself . None calls in for auxiliaries from abroad ,
who finds a sufficiency of strength to secure him at home . Let this therefore be
one part of the misery of that wretched condition that this poorness in spirit makes
...
thinks that he is able to deliver himself . None calls in for auxiliaries from abroad ,
who finds a sufficiency of strength to secure him at home . Let this therefore be
one part of the misery of that wretched condition that this poorness in spirit makes
...
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| Título | Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Volumen6 Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Robert South |
| Autor | Robert South |
| Editor | Clarendon Press, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 28 Jun. 2019 |
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