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Page 172
... glory , and ex- ceeding benefit , of that virtue , which it is proper for us hu- man beings to practise ; and might thereby learn , and be ani- mated , to seek the like glory and honor , and to obtain the like glorious reward . See Heb ...
... glory , and ex- ceeding benefit , of that virtue , which it is proper for us hu- man beings to practise ; and might thereby learn , and be ani- mated , to seek the like glory and honor , and to obtain the like glorious reward . See Heb ...
Page 357
... glory to shine forth ; and for the same reason , it is proper that the shining forth of God's glory should be complete ; that is , that all parts of his glory should shine forth , that every beau- ty should be proportionably effulgent ...
... glory to shine forth ; and for the same reason , it is proper that the shining forth of God's glory should be complete ; that is , that all parts of his glory should shine forth , that every beau- ty should be proportionably effulgent ...
Page 392
... glory or real happiness , which is infinite , yet to great declarative glory . As he is man , he is chosen of God to the highest degree of real glory and happiness of all creatures . As to both , he is chosen of God to the office and glory ...
... glory or real happiness , which is infinite , yet to great declarative glory . As he is man , he is chosen of God to the highest degree of real glory and happiness of all creatures . As to both , he is chosen of God to the office and glory ...
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