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Nature is weak , and feeble , and blind , when it comes to the mysteries of faith ; it
never appears so weak , as when , by its own strength , it attempts the
understanding of these . Nature prying into spirituals , is like Pompey , an
heathen ...
Nature is weak , and feeble , and blind , when it comes to the mysteries of faith ; it
never appears so weak , as when , by its own strength , it attempts the
understanding of these . Nature prying into spirituals , is like Pompey , an
heathen ...
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A man at first is strong , and his sin is weak , and he may easily break the neck of
it by a mature repentance ; but his own deluding heart tells him , that he had
better repent hereafter ; that is , when , on the contrary , he himself is deplorably ...
A man at first is strong , and his sin is weak , and he may easily break the neck of
it by a mature repentance ; but his own deluding heart tells him , that he had
better repent hereafter ; that is , when , on the contrary , he himself is deplorably ...
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3dly and lastly , Since it is an express command of our Saviour himself , that we
should be perfect , as our heavenly Father is perfect ; why should we not ,
according to our weak model , endeavour to copy out this divine perfection upon
our ...
3dly and lastly , Since it is an express command of our Saviour himself , that we
should be perfect , as our heavenly Father is perfect ; why should we not ,
according to our weak model , endeavour to copy out this divine perfection upon
our ...
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But man having sinned , and thereby broke this covenant , the law became weak
through sin ; that is , weak and unable to justify , and powerful only to condemn :
so that now all legal dispensations are dispensations of terror ; and to tell ...
But man having sinned , and thereby broke this covenant , the law became weak
through sin ; that is , weak and unable to justify , and powerful only to condemn :
so that now all legal dispensations are dispensations of terror ; and to tell ...
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We know what a weak , pitiful thing a subject is , if contending with his earthly
prince ; but much more so , opposing himself to the almighty King of kings ,
before whom the powers of the whole earth are as nothing , and all the empires
and ...
We know what a weak , pitiful thing a subject is , if contending with his earthly
prince ; but much more so , opposing himself to the almighty King of kings ,
before whom the powers of the whole earth are as nothing , and all the empires
and ...
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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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