The Scope of Piety; Or, the Christian Doing All Things to the Glory of GodSimpkin, Marshall, 1836 - 12 páginas |
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... present those broad , prominent , and characteristical features of the excel- lence we would describe , which shall commend them- selves as much to the conscience of the plain and unlettered , as to the intelligence of the acute and ...
... present those broad , prominent , and characteristical features of the excel- lence we would describe , which shall commend them- selves as much to the conscience of the plain and unlettered , as to the intelligence of the acute and ...
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... presents . A similar result must flow from that stately orthodoxy and that spi- ritless and withered form of piety which we some- times see so unnaturally associated . Were we ho- nestly to exhibit practical principles in their radian ...
... presents . A similar result must flow from that stately orthodoxy and that spi- ritless and withered form of piety which we some- times see so unnaturally associated . Were we ho- nestly to exhibit practical principles in their radian ...
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... present attempt . It is not difficult to perceive that this obscurity of view upon so prime a point must have great in- conveniences and evils . In such a case how are christians to meet steadily and uniformly the ques- tion which they ...
... present attempt . It is not difficult to perceive that this obscurity of view upon so prime a point must have great in- conveniences and evils . In such a case how are christians to meet steadily and uniformly the ques- tion which they ...
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... present or absent he may be accepted of him . " Not that his eye is fixed exclusively upon the happiness connected with divine approbation . He looks far beyond the punitive expressions and effects of divine 66 * Phil . ii . 11 ...
... present or absent he may be accepted of him . " Not that his eye is fixed exclusively upon the happiness connected with divine approbation . He looks far beyond the punitive expressions and effects of divine 66 * Phil . ii . 11 ...
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... present them- selves in the actions of men to bring out to exercise and view , their tastes and preferences in reference to God , and the objects opposed to him , or put in com- petition with him . Here then our principle comes in ...
... present them- selves in the actions of men to bring out to exercise and view , their tastes and preferences in reference to God , and the objects opposed to him , or put in com- petition with him . Here then our principle comes in ...
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