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... evidences and demonstrations of scripture , is in fhort this , " That the law of faith , is by which Chriftians are faid to be jus- tified , amounts to no more , as to the " main fubftance and intent of it , than " the law of fincerity ...
... evidences and demonstrations of scripture , is in fhort this , " That the law of faith , is by which Chriftians are faid to be jus- tified , amounts to no more , as to the " main fubftance and intent of it , than " the law of fincerity ...
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... at the thought " of his prefence and inspection , as if he " noted their conduct with the feverity " of an inquifitor ; and watched , as it 66 " " were , cr 2 SERM . were , to spy out evidence and tie to each other . 89.
... at the thought " of his prefence and inspection , as if he " noted their conduct with the feverity " of an inquifitor ; and watched , as it 66 " " were , cr 2 SERM . were , to spy out evidence and tie to each other . 89.
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James Foster. cr 2 SERM . were , to spy out evidence against them IV . " that , though they are in the main fin- cere , they are not perfect ; with no " other view but to be able to fatisfy ftern rigid juftice , without at all con ...
James Foster. cr 2 SERM . were , to spy out evidence against them IV . " that , though they are in the main fin- cere , they are not perfect ; with no " other view but to be able to fatisfy ftern rigid juftice , without at all con ...
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... evidence , as he directly terms enthusiasm , and wifely ex- plodes under that character . So that be only errs , tho ' from great inattention and prejudice , with respect to the true sense of the paffage ; but if it be granted , that he ...
... evidence , as he directly terms enthusiasm , and wifely ex- plodes under that character . So that be only errs , tho ' from great inattention and prejudice , with respect to the true sense of the paffage ; but if it be granted , that he ...
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... evidence of sense , in that way too , which fuited his fancy beft . To what then can it be ascribed ? To nothing , moft certainly , but to fome bad cause or other , that ought not to have had fuch a prevailing influence ; and no- SERM ...
... evidence of sense , in that way too , which fuited his fancy beft . To what then can it be ascribed ? To nothing , moft certainly , but to fome bad cause or other , that ought not to have had fuch a prevailing influence ; and no- SERM ...
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