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... which the elect should have borne through all eternity , and die the shameful ,
painful , accursed death of the cross for man ; vile , sinful man , his avowed
enemy ! 0 , 1 unspeakable love ! was ever love like this ? Well might the royal
Psalmist ...
... which the elect should have borne through all eternity , and die the shameful ,
painful , accursed death of the cross for man ; vile , sinful man , his avowed
enemy ! 0 , 1 unspeakable love ! was ever love like this ? Well might the royal
Psalmist ...
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This heap of great waters would soon prove the death of all the inhabitants in the
earth , as well as its own , was it not kept from stagnating , and thereby putrifying ,
hy the continual flux and reflux of the tide , every wave of which bespeaketh the ...
This heap of great waters would soon prove the death of all the inhabitants in the
earth , as well as its own , was it not kept from stagnating , and thereby putrifying ,
hy the continual flux and reflux of the tide , every wave of which bespeaketh the ...
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... about the heart , which followed the spear of that vile miscreant who pierced
our Saviour's sacred side . Amazing love ! that he should permit this even to be
done after he was dead ! that the world might be assured of the truth of his death .
... about the heart , which followed the spear of that vile miscreant who pierced
our Saviour's sacred side . Amazing love ! that he should permit this even to be
done after he was dead ! that the world might be assured of the truth of his death .
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... of the Mosaical dispensation , terminated in the great antitype Christ Jesus , the
Sun of righteousness ; who , to the unspeakable joy of his people , but terror of
his enemies , quickly arose from death , behind which cloud his humanity had set
...
... of the Mosaical dispensation , terminated in the great antitype Christ Jesus , the
Sun of righteousness ; who , to the unspeakable joy of his people , but terror of
his enemies , quickly arose from death , behind which cloud his humanity had set
...
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It is true , as he was God , his glory was the same from everlasting , and could
admit of no increase --- but as he was man , it certainly did : “ being " found in
fashion as a man , he humbled 56 himself , and became obedient unto death ,
the ...
It is true , as he was God , his glory was the same from everlasting , and could
admit of no increase --- but as he was man , it certainly did : “ being " found in
fashion as a man , he humbled 56 himself , and became obedient unto death ,
the ...
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| Title | A Spring-day: Or, Contemplations on Several Occurrences which Naturally Strike the Eye in that Delightful Season |
| Author | James Fisher |
| Publisher | author, 1806 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 338 pages |
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