Sermons, Preached Upon Several Occasions, Volumen2University Press, 1842 - 551 páginas |
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... whatsoever can empower even the best men to assume the execution of it in their own case . And therefore David , by an happy and seasonable pacifica- tion , being took off from acting that bloody tragedy which he was just now entering ...
... whatsoever can empower even the best men to assume the execution of it in their own case . And therefore David , by an happy and seasonable pacifica- tion , being took off from acting that bloody tragedy which he was just now entering ...
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... bowl rolling down a hill stop itself in the midst of its career . It is a maxim in the philosophy of some , that whatsoever is once in actual motion , will move for ever B 2 1 SAM . XXV . 32 , 33. ] an unvaluable mercy .
... bowl rolling down a hill stop itself in the midst of its career . It is a maxim in the philosophy of some , that whatsoever is once in actual motion , will move for ever B 2 1 SAM . XXV . 32 , 33. ] an unvaluable mercy .
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... whatsoever perfectly pleases the will , overpowers it ; for it fixes and determines the inclination of it to that one thing which is before it ; and so fills up all its possibilities of indif- ference , that there is actually no room ...
... whatsoever perfectly pleases the will , overpowers it ; for it fixes and determines the inclination of it to that one thing which is before it ; and so fills up all its possibilities of indif- ference , that there is actually no room ...
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... whatsoever the issue proves , it is certainly a miserable thing to be forced to cast lots for one's life ; yet in every sin , a man does the same for eternity . And therefore let the boldest sinner take this one consideration along with ...
... whatsoever the issue proves , it is certainly a miserable thing to be forced to cast lots for one's life ; yet in every sin , a man does the same for eternity . And therefore let the boldest sinner take this one consideration along with ...
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... whatsoever is offered to his imagination in favour of it , tends only to deceive his reason . It is indeed a real trepan upon it ; feeding it with colours and appearances , instead of arguments ; and driving the very same bargain ...
... whatsoever is offered to his imagination in favour of it , tends only to deceive his reason . It is indeed a real trepan upon it ; feeding it with colours and appearances , instead of arguments ; and driving the very same bargain ...
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