Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Volumen2Hurd & Houghton, 1867 |
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... sense of merit . Nor does this interrogative way of ex- pression import only a bare negation of the thing , as in itself impossible , but also a manifest , undeniable evidence of the said impossibility ; as if it had been said , that ...
... sense of merit . Nor does this interrogative way of ex- pression import only a bare negation of the thing , as in itself impossible , but also a manifest , undeniable evidence of the said impossibility ; as if it had been said , that ...
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... sense over reason ; which , in the present condition of man's nature , does but too frequently and fatally take place . For men naturally have but faint notions of things spiritual , and such as incur not into their senses ; but their ...
... sense over reason ; which , in the present condition of man's nature , does but too frequently and fatally take place . For men naturally have but faint notions of things spiritual , and such as incur not into their senses ; but their ...
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... sense to conceive any thing more senseless and contradictious . And so I proceed to the Second condition required to render an action meritorious ; and that is , That it should really add to and better the state of the person of whom it ...
... sense to conceive any thing more senseless and contradictious . And so I proceed to the Second condition required to render an action meritorious ; and that is , That it should really add to and better the state of the person of whom it ...
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... sense of the words , and in the room of it introduce a figure called by the Greeks peiwois , which , to diminish or degrade a thing , expresses it in terms representing it much less than indeed it is ; as when we say a thing is smaller ...
... sense of the words , and in the room of it introduce a figure called by the Greeks peiwois , which , to diminish or degrade a thing , expresses it in terms representing it much less than indeed it is ; as when we say a thing is smaller ...
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... sense to any text of it as this forced exposition here does ! which manifestly turns a most devout confession to ... sense and act by sense , do any thing worthy of those joys which not only exceed our senses , but VOL . II . 2 also ...
... sense to any text of it as this forced exposition here does ! which manifestly turns a most devout confession to ... sense and act by sense , do any thing worthy of those joys which not only exceed our senses , but VOL . II . 2 also ...
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