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Having therefore such a gracious and almighty Redeemer , let me entreat you to
flee to him for free pardon ; for full redemption . Implore his omnipotent aid to
conquer every enemy , to silence every doubt ; and he will bring you off more
than ...
Having therefore such a gracious and almighty Redeemer , let me entreat you to
flee to him for free pardon ; for full redemption . Implore his omnipotent aid to
conquer every enemy , to silence every doubt ; and he will bring you off more
than ...
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But who , I ask , are the men whom the Lord thus turns from the error of their ways
, and to whom he graciously makes known the benignity of his heart ? Are such
only , or principally , the objects of attention who are comparatively moral and ...
But who , I ask , are the men whom the Lord thus turns from the error of their ways
, and to whom he graciously makes known the benignity of his heart ? Are such
only , or principally , the objects of attention who are comparatively moral and ...
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Were you chargeable with the adultery of David , the murder of Manasseh , the
apostacy of Peter , and the blasphemy of Saul ; the accumulated guilt of these
atrocities could not be urged as an exception to the infinitely gracious declaration
.
Were you chargeable with the adultery of David , the murder of Manasseh , the
apostacy of Peter , and the blasphemy of Saul ; the accumulated guilt of these
atrocities could not be urged as an exception to the infinitely gracious declaration
.
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has graciously promised to regard the prayers of the destitute : while therefore
you acknowledge your unworthiness , and enumerate your own wants , remind
him of his own promise ; lest he should complain , and say , as he did of Israel of
old ...
has graciously promised to regard the prayers of the destitute : while therefore
you acknowledge your unworthiness , and enumerate your own wants , remind
him of his own promise ; lest he should complain , and say , as he did of Israel of
old ...
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To this almighty Saviour our original and offending parents were mereifully
directed for relief . To set before them the gracious design and end of his coming
in the flesh , proper means were instituted . All the sacrifices that were offered to
God ...
To this almighty Saviour our original and offending parents were mereifully
directed for relief . To set before them the gracious design and end of his coming
in the flesh , proper means were instituted . All the sacrifices that were offered to
God ...
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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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