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... with impunity— That they should not surely die ' - declaring , at the same time ,
That this was only an artful pretext by which to preclude them from the godlike
knowledge which the Almighty knew the fruit of that tree was . adapted to impart .
... with impunity— That they should not surely die ' - declaring , at the same time ,
That this was only an artful pretext by which to preclude them from the godlike
knowledge which the Almighty knew the fruit of that tree was . adapted to impart .
Página 34
... in almost every species of iniquity , yet they flatter themselves with the hope of
escaping divine justice , or at least that , in consequence of sorrow and
repentance at the last hour , the Almighty will mercifully pardon and accept them .
... in almost every species of iniquity , yet they flatter themselves with the hope of
escaping divine justice , or at least that , in consequence of sorrow and
repentance at the last hour , the Almighty will mercifully pardon and accept them .
Página 39
The Almighty , who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will , generally
brings the soul into a state of deep disquietude on account of sin , previous to the
manifestation of pardoning mercy . He killeth and maketh ' alive : he woundeth ...
The Almighty , who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will , generally
brings the soul into a state of deep disquietude on account of sin , previous to the
manifestation of pardoning mercy . He killeth and maketh ' alive : he woundeth ...
Página 41
The Almighty is never at a loss for means to accomplish his own designs . He can
overrule , for this purpose , those that are apparently the most trifling , or , in
reality , the most atrocious . “ His thoughts are not our thoughts ; nor our ways his
...
The Almighty is never at a loss for means to accomplish his own designs . He can
overrule , for this purpose , those that are apparently the most trifling , or , in
reality , the most atrocious . “ His thoughts are not our thoughts ; nor our ways his
...
Página 45
Let not unbelief suggest that the enjoyment of this delightful season is impossible
; for with Christ , the Almighty Saviour , all things are possible . His resplendent
beams can penetrate the dark recesses of the heart , dispel the gloomy horrours
...
Let not unbelief suggest that the enjoyment of this delightful season is impossible
; for with Christ , the Almighty Saviour , all things are possible . His resplendent
beams can penetrate the dark recesses of the heart , dispel the gloomy horrours
...
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| Título | The Refuge |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | At the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Abr. 2009 |
| Largo | 257 páginas |
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