Several Discourses Preached at the Temple Church, Volumen2J. Whiston and B. White, W. Owen, and E. Baker in Tunbridge, 1755 |
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... Consequence stand then ? God has given us Appetites for the Trial of our Vertue , therefore we may indulge our Ap- petites without any Regard to Vertue : How ? No Man furely can reafon thus : It can ne → ver follow that we are at ...
... Consequence stand then ? God has given us Appetites for the Trial of our Vertue , therefore we may indulge our Ap- petites without any Regard to Vertue : How ? No Man furely can reafon thus : It can ne → ver follow that we are at ...
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... Consequence . It is a great Work of Charity to affist fuch weak Perfons , and to enable them to think better of God than they do , and not worse of themselves than they deferve ; and by fuch Means to restore Peace and Quiet to their ...
... Consequence . It is a great Work of Charity to affist fuch weak Perfons , and to enable them to think better of God than they do , and not worse of themselves than they deferve ; and by fuch Means to restore Peace and Quiet to their ...
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... Consequence is certain , That Obe- dience to the Moral Law is the Condition of Salvation : But how will you come to the Confequence fo much wanted , That who- ever lives in Difobedience fhall be saved , if ever he grows fenfible of the ...
... Consequence is certain , That Obe- dience to the Moral Law is the Condition of Salvation : But how will you come to the Confequence fo much wanted , That who- ever lives in Difobedience fhall be saved , if ever he grows fenfible of the ...
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