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If tberefore we have lost all inclination to obey the great Legislator of heaven and
of earth , he has not lost his right to command universal and perpetual obedience
. His law , which is the standard of perfection , and the rule of duty to moral ...
If tberefore we have lost all inclination to obey the great Legislator of heaven and
of earth , he has not lost his right to command universal and perpetual obedience
. His law , which is the standard of perfection , and the rule of duty to moral ...
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For , by reciting the affecting story of Abraham and his beloved Isaac , he has
shewn , that by the venerable Patriarch's obedience to the command of God , was
manifested both the genuineness and strength of his faith . It is an article of the ...
For , by reciting the affecting story of Abraham and his beloved Isaac , he has
shewn , that by the venerable Patriarch's obedience to the command of God , was
manifested both the genuineness and strength of his faith . It is an article of the ...
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In the love of God , ' says one , there can be no possibility of exceeding , while
there is no limitation in the command : nor are we in any danger of loving our
neighbour better than ourselves , and let us remember , that we do not go beyond
, but ...
In the love of God , ' says one , there can be no possibility of exceeding , while
there is no limitation in the command : nor are we in any danger of loving our
neighbour better than ourselves , and let us remember , that we do not go beyond
, but ...
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The healing of his body was connected with implicit and prompt obedience to the
divine command : it was the only method prescribed for relief ; and had the
command been disregarded , he must inevitably have perished . Now thus it is ,
in a ...
The healing of his body was connected with implicit and prompt obedience to the
divine command : it was the only method prescribed for relief ; and had the
command been disregarded , he must inevitably have perished . Now thus it is ,
in a ...
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Now , you will be pleased to remember , that the command of Christ was Peter's
warrant for venturing on the agitated lake of Tiberias . Without this command , the
attempt would have been presumptuous in the extreme : and had he kept that in ...
Now , you will be pleased to remember , that the command of Christ was Peter's
warrant for venturing on the agitated lake of Tiberias . Without this command , the
attempt would have been presumptuous in the extreme : and had he kept that in ...
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| Título | The Refuge. [A Series of Letters Upon Religion.] MS. Note |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1825 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 16 Mayo 2018 |
| Largo | 250 páginas |
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