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God expressly says , that his thoughts are not as our thoughts ; nor his mercies as
our mercies . And indeed , sad and lamentable were the condition of most
sinners , if they were . The number of those that should be saved would be much
less ...
God expressly says , that his thoughts are not as our thoughts ; nor his mercies as
our mercies . And indeed , sad and lamentable were the condition of most
sinners , if they were . The number of those that should be saved would be much
less ...
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3dly , The third sort of things , known only to God , are the thoughts of men : it
belongs to the sovereignty of God's omniscience alone to judge and know these :
Psalm cxxxix . 2 , Thou understandest my thoughts afar off . This is attributed to
God ...
3dly , The third sort of things , known only to God , are the thoughts of men : it
belongs to the sovereignty of God's omniscience alone to judge and know these :
Psalm cxxxix . 2 , Thou understandest my thoughts afar off . This is attributed to
God ...
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9 , The heart is deceitful above all things ; who can know it ? None can read the
thoughts , none can behold the intentions and desires , but that God , who
vouchsafes an influence to the production of every thought , and every desire : 1
Cor . ii .
9 , The heart is deceitful above all things ; who can know it ? None can read the
thoughts , none can behold the intentions and desires , but that God , who
vouchsafes an influence to the production of every thought , and every desire : 1
Cor . ii .
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... that thousands think that they are , and accordingly entertain thoughts of pride ,
naturally consequent upon thoughts of perfection . But now what is the cause of
this error , and where and how do men gather up these unreasonable thoughts ?
... that thousands think that they are , and accordingly entertain thoughts of pride ,
naturally consequent upon thoughts of perfection . But now what is the cause of
this error , and where and how do men gather up these unreasonable thoughts ?
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very prone rather to bring down God to his thoughts , than to raise up his thoughts
to God . Now the soul in its course and practice of religion , having immediate
intercourse with God , according to those thoughts it takes in concerning him , it is
...
very prone rather to bring down God to his thoughts , than to raise up his thoughts
to God . Now the soul in its course and practice of religion , having immediate
intercourse with God , according to those thoughts it takes in concerning him , it is
...
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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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