The Scheme and Conduct of Providence, from the Creation to the Coming of Messiah: Or, an Enquiry Into the Reasons of the Divine Dispensations in that Period. By Mr. WelstedJ. Walthoe, 1736 - 136 páginas |
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... callings in quiet . This difperfion of men was one proper and adequate means to keep them from fal- ling again into an irremediable state of vice and iniquity . Over Over and above this , it pleafed GOD , at 38 The Scheme and Conduct.
... callings in quiet . This difperfion of men was one proper and adequate means to keep them from fal- ling again into an irremediable state of vice and iniquity . Over Over and above this , it pleafed GOD , at 38 The Scheme and Conduct.
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... proper to excite in a man affection , duty , and confidence towards GOD ? More- over , the going down of his defcendants in- to Egypt , their fufferings and bondage there , and their deliverance from it , and return to Canaan , after ...
... proper to excite in a man affection , duty , and confidence towards GOD ? More- over , the going down of his defcendants in- to Egypt , their fufferings and bondage there , and their deliverance from it , and return to Canaan , after ...
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... proper er- like a bowl , which , while the force , first given it , continues , rolls even to the goal , but when that is fpent , curves and declines again with its own biass . ror ; And thus it was with the unhappy I raelites , whose ...
... proper er- like a bowl , which , while the force , first given it , continues , rolls even to the goal , but when that is fpent , curves and declines again with its own biass . ror ; And thus it was with the unhappy I raelites , whose ...
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... and more mar- vellous , and which fuch agents were not permitted to do , these were the only proper . proofs to men , at that time , of God's fu- preme preme authority and omnipotence : nor do we fee his of PROVIDENCE . 59.
... and more mar- vellous , and which fuch agents were not permitted to do , these were the only proper . proofs to men , at that time , of God's fu- preme preme authority and omnipotence : nor do we fee his of PROVIDENCE . 59.
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... proper and genuine growth of human na- ture , and fo much so , that it could never yet be wholly extinguished , nor is even to this day , many Chriftians themselves having in effect revived , or rather fubftituted in its room fomething ...
... proper and genuine growth of human na- ture , and fo much so , that it could never yet be wholly extinguished , nor is even to this day , many Chriftians themselves having in effect revived , or rather fubftituted in its room fomething ...
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