Sermons...J.P. Knapton, 1744 |
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... amiable , but because the perfecutors mistake through their own wicked prejudice , and look upon the best of men as profane and irreligious . Of this kind were all the perfecutions of the SER M this 136 The Practice of Virtue the.
... amiable , but because the perfecutors mistake through their own wicked prejudice , and look upon the best of men as profane and irreligious . Of this kind were all the perfecutions of the SER M this 136 The Practice of Virtue the.
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... wicked prejudices they took them for perfons moft profane . They did not perfecute them because they thought them to be worshippers of the true God , but because they found them to be despi- fers of their falle ones . This made them ...
... wicked prejudices they took them for perfons moft profane . They did not perfecute them because they thought them to be worshippers of the true God , but because they found them to be despi- fers of their falle ones . This made them ...
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... wicked to nought . When Sennacherib the Affyrian came against Je- rusalem with that mighty host , he could put his book in his nofe , and his bridle in his lips , and caufe him to return by the fame way that he came ; and when Balak ...
... wicked to nought . When Sennacherib the Affyrian came against Je- rusalem with that mighty host , he could put his book in his nofe , and his bridle in his lips , and caufe him to return by the fame way that he came ; and when Balak ...
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... wicked men from being able to hurt those who are followers of that which is good , that even when they think they have gained their purpose , and have it in their power to fatisfy their malice to the utmost ; they even then contribute ...
... wicked men from being able to hurt those who are followers of that which is good , that even when they think they have gained their purpose , and have it in their power to fatisfy their malice to the utmost ; they even then contribute ...
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... wicked , to be an unrighteous Witness . This is a wickedness of fo high a nature , and in which it is fo impoffible for any man's confcience to be deceived ; that no man can be guilty of it in Any case , who has at all even the leaft ...
... wicked , to be an unrighteous Witness . This is a wickedness of fo high a nature , and in which it is fo impoffible for any man's confcience to be deceived ; that no man can be guilty of it in Any case , who has at all even the leaft ...
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