Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Volumen3Clarendon Press, 1823 |
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... practice , en- forced by the greatness of thy place and person , con- quered all those reluctancies , and brought ... practice of any thing , takes away the shame of that practice . Better be out of the world , than not be like the world ...
... practice , en- forced by the greatness of thy place and person , con- quered all those reluctancies , and brought ... practice of any thing , takes away the shame of that practice . Better be out of the world , than not be like the world ...
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... practice or the practisers of it , there is an utter confusion of the first dividing and distinguishing properties of men's actions ; morality falls to the ground , and govern- ment must quickly follow . For if virtue comes once to be ...
... practice or the practisers of it , there is an utter confusion of the first dividing and distinguishing properties of men's actions ; morality falls to the ground , and govern- ment must quickly follow . For if virtue comes once to be ...
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... practice and common life , virtue , if poor , is but a sneaking thing , looked upon disdainfully , and treated coldly ; and when charity brings a man to need charity , he must be content with the scraps from the table of the rich miser ...
... practice and common life , virtue , if poor , is but a sneaking thing , looked upon disdainfully , and treated coldly ; and when charity brings a man to need charity , he must be content with the scraps from the table of the rich miser ...
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CONCEALMENT OF SIN NO SECURITY TO THE SINNER | 97 |
sinners discovery | 112 |
or be forced to | 118 |
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