The Christian Life: From Its Beginning to Its Consummation in Glory, Volume 2R. Ware, 1747 - Christian life |
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... Exercife of our Underftand- ings , cannot be fuppofed to proceed from Reason and Confcience , and therefore must be from the natural Sense of our Affections , which by these and fuch like Indications do fignify that they are violated ...
... Exercife of our Underftand- ings , cannot be fuppofed to proceed from Reason and Confcience , and therefore must be from the natural Sense of our Affections , which by these and fuch like Indications do fignify that they are violated ...
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From Its Beginning to Its Consummation in Glory John Scott. Exercife of our glorified Natures . For as I fhew- ed before , all pofitive Duty is instituted in subser , viency to moral , and like , a Scaffold to a House is only erected for ...
From Its Beginning to Its Consummation in Glory John Scott. Exercife of our glorified Natures . For as I fhew- ed before , all pofitive Duty is instituted in subser , viency to moral , and like , a Scaffold to a House is only erected for ...
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... Exercife of which we are naturally led into the Belief of his Being , the Senfe of his Perfecti- ons and the Acknowledgment of his Providence , he expects we should follow it as the Guide and Directory of our Lives and Actions ; and ...
... Exercife of which we are naturally led into the Belief of his Being , the Senfe of his Perfecti- ons and the Acknowledgment of his Providence , he expects we should follow it as the Guide and Directory of our Lives and Actions ; and ...
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... exer- cife them ; an infinite Truth for our Understand- ing to dive into , and an infinite Good for our Wills and Affections to purfue and embrace . But if there be nothing to be enjoyed by us but what is carnal and fenfual , our Reafon ...
... exer- cife them ; an infinite Truth for our Understand- ing to dive into , and an infinite Good for our Wills and Affections to purfue and embrace . But if there be nothing to be enjoyed by us but what is carnal and fenfual , our Reafon ...
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