Sermons, Volumen1W. Colles, 1790 |
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... CONSIDER the nature and circumstances of man . Introduced into the world in an indigent condition , he is fupported at firft by the care of others ; and , as foon as he begins to act for himself , finds la- bour and industry to be ...
... CONSIDER the nature and circumstances of man . Introduced into the world in an indigent condition , he is fupported at firft by the care of others ; and , as foon as he begins to act for himself , finds la- bour and industry to be ...
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Hugh Blair. He He VI . I. CONSIDER the Duty which you owe SERM . to God . When you furvey his works , no- thing is fo confpicuous , as his greatness and majesty . When you confult his word , no- thing is more remarkable , than his ...
Hugh Blair. He He VI . I. CONSIDER the Duty which you owe SERM . to God . When you furvey his works , no- thing is fo confpicuous , as his greatness and majesty . When you confult his word , no- thing is more remarkable , than his ...
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... CONSIDER the relation which you bear to one another . Man , as a folitary individual , is a very wretched being . As long as he ftands detached from his kind , he is poffeffed , neither of happiness , nor of ftrength . We are formed by ...
... CONSIDER the relation which you bear to one another . Man , as a folitary individual , is a very wretched being . As long as he ftands detached from his kind , he is poffeffed , neither of happiness , nor of ftrength . We are formed by ...
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... will still more clearly appear , by consider- ing , as was propofed , in the next place , fome of those great objects which fhould there there employ our thoughts . I fhall men- tion only 246 On Religious Retirement .
... will still more clearly appear , by consider- ing , as was propofed , in the next place , fome of those great objects which fhould there there employ our thoughts . I fhall men- tion only 246 On Religious Retirement .
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