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To the quality of its operation , 431. open and visible by his light , chasing away the heathenish false worship , the imperfect one of the Jews , and all pretended Messiahs , 431. secret and invisible by his influence , illuminating ...
To the quality of its operation , 431. open and visible by his light , chasing away the heathenish false worship , the imperfect one of the Jews , and all pretended Messiahs , 431. secret and invisible by his influence , illuminating ...
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Which general charge he also draws forth into particulars ; as , that they changed his glory into the similitude and images of men , and beasts , and birds ; where , by glory , he means God's worship , to wit , that by which men glorify ...
Which general charge he also draws forth into particulars ; as , that they changed his glory into the similitude and images of men , and beasts , and birds ; where , by glory , he means God's worship , to wit , that by which men glorify ...
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The ground and reason of all worship is , an opinion of power and will in the person worshipped to answer and supply our desires ; which he cannot possibly do , unless he first apprehend them . But can any man , who is master of sense ...
The ground and reason of all worship is , an opinion of power and will in the person worshipped to answer and supply our desires ; which he cannot possibly do , unless he first apprehend them . But can any man , who is master of sense ...
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Though still , methinks it is something hard to conceive , that none of the worship should fall upon the image by the way , or that the water can be conveyed into the sea , without so much as wetting the channel through which it passes ...
Though still , methinks it is something hard to conceive , that none of the worship should fall upon the image by the way , or that the water can be conveyed into the sea , without so much as wetting the channel through which it passes ...
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... yet blundered and stumbled about their grand and principal concern , the knowledge of their duty to God , sinking into the meanest and most ridiculous instances of idolatry ; even so far , as to worship the great God under the form ...
... yet blundered and stumbled about their grand and principal concern , the knowledge of their duty to God , sinking into the meanest and most ridiculous instances of idolatry ; even so far , as to worship the great God under the form ...
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able according action affections amongst believe better blessed body called carry cause certainly Christ Christian church clear comes command common concern condition conscience consequently consider contrary course death divine doubt duty enemy equally evil express faith fall false follow force further gifts give God's gospel grace greater greatest ground hand heart heaven human ignorance impossible infinite instance Jews judge judgment kind king knowledge less light living look man's means men's merit mind moral mysteries nature needs never oblige observe particular pass person pleasure practice PREACHED present prince principle Providence reason receive religion rendered rule Secondly sense serve shew sins soul speak spirit stand suffering sure thing thought tion true truth turn vice weak whatsoever whole worship
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| Título | Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Volumen2 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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