Several Discourses Preached at the Temple Church, Volumen2J. Whiston and B. White, W. Owen, and E. Baker in Tunbridge, 1755 |
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... likewise the greatest Clearness : The particular Difputes which are intermixed refer often to Principles and Opinions , which we can hardly , at leaft not surely , discover ; and when Men apply Things pointed to one fingle View by the ...
... likewise the greatest Clearness : The particular Difputes which are intermixed refer often to Principles and Opinions , which we can hardly , at leaft not surely , discover ; and when Men apply Things pointed to one fingle View by the ...
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... likewise be adapted to the Ufe of Man , muft be fuch as he can practife , and fuch as , his prefent Condition con- fidered , will enable him to ferve God ac- ceptably ; for without this , how proper soever the Means may be in themselves ...
... likewise be adapted to the Ufe of Man , muft be fuch as he can practife , and fuch as , his prefent Condition con- fidered , will enable him to ferve God ac- ceptably ; for without this , how proper soever the Means may be in themselves ...
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... likewise to his Majefty , as dividing the Honour , which is due to him alone , among the Creatures ; teaching Men to pay religious Worship to those who by Nature are not Gods . On the other fide , Natural Reli ion , which seems to be ...
... likewise to his Majefty , as dividing the Honour , which is due to him alone , among the Creatures ; teaching Men to pay religious Worship to those who by Nature are not Gods . On the other fide , Natural Reli ion , which seems to be ...
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... likewise as effectually fecured our Access to him , through Chrift , who fitteth at the right Hand of God , to make continual Interceffion for us ; to offer up , and by himself to perfect , all our Prayers and Praises , before the ...
... likewise as effectually fecured our Access to him , through Chrift , who fitteth at the right Hand of God , to make continual Interceffion for us ; to offer up , and by himself to perfect , all our Prayers and Praises , before the ...
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... likewise leaves a Man free to examine the Proofs of Religion , and does not influence his Mind one Way or other in judging the Truth : For a Man who is willing to do the Will of God muft neceffarily be very unwill- ng to do what is not ...
... likewise leaves a Man free to examine the Proofs of Religion , and does not influence his Mind one Way or other in judging the Truth : For a Man who is willing to do the Will of God muft neceffarily be very unwill- ng to do what is not ...
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