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William Giles. But ever since the introduction of moral evil into the world , men
have changed the object of happiness . They have forsaken the Lord , the
fountain of living waters , and have loved and served the creature instead of the
Creator .
William Giles. But ever since the introduction of moral evil into the world , men
have changed the object of happiness . They have forsaken the Lord , the
fountain of living waters , and have loved and served the creature instead of the
Creator .
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... but of enormous sins , “ The Lord shall not see , neither shall the God of Jacob
regard it . ' Though they continue to indulge their evil propensities in almost every
species of iniquity , yet they flatter themselves with the hope of escaping divine ...
... but of enormous sins , “ The Lord shall not see , neither shall the God of Jacob
regard it . ' Though they continue to indulge their evil propensities in almost every
species of iniquity , yet they flatter themselves with the hope of escaping divine ...
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... without divine energy , we can neither overcome our natural propensity to evil ,
love the divine character , nor cordially trust in revealed mercy : If , after having
tasted that the Lord is gracious , we cannot stand stedfast in the faith , unless he ...
... without divine energy , we can neither overcome our natural propensity to evil ,
love the divine character , nor cordially trust in revealed mercy : If , after having
tasted that the Lord is gracious , we cannot stand stedfast in the faith , unless he ...
Página 40
In each case , however , the Lord acts as a sovereign , distributing his own
favours when , and to whom he pleaseth ; and cannot account for the various
dispensations of his grace to sinners , we must rest satisfied while we gratefully
rejoice in ...
In each case , however , the Lord acts as a sovereign , distributing his own
favours when , and to whom he pleaseth ; and cannot account for the various
dispensations of his grace to sinners , we must rest satisfied while we gratefully
rejoice in ...
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Nevertheless , be not discouraged : the Lord shall be unto thee an everlasting
light , and thy God , thy glory . ' He will display the infinite freeness of his grace ,
and revive your disconsolate spirit with the manifestation of your interest in his
love .
Nevertheless , be not discouraged : the Lord shall be unto thee an everlasting
light , and thy God , thy glory . ' He will display the infinite freeness of his grace ,
and revive your disconsolate spirit with the manifestation of your interest in his
love .
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Información bibliográfica
| 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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