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... that are made , “ even his eternal power and Godhead , " Rom . i . 19 , 20 . If
heathens made so great a progress by reading in the volume of creation , at the
dim light of nature , what ought Christians to do in the sunshine of divine
revelation !
... that are made , “ even his eternal power and Godhead , " Rom . i . 19 , 20 . If
heathens made so great a progress by reading in the volume of creation , at the
dim light of nature , what ought Christians to do in the sunshine of divine
revelation !
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sent his own eternal , only begotten , and well - beloved Son , one in essence
with himself , into this world , to become an infant of days , to lead a sorrowful life ,
and at length to bear all that infinite wrath , or equal to it , which the elect should ...
sent his own eternal , only begotten , and well - beloved Son , one in essence
with himself , into this world , to become an infant of days , to lead a sorrowful life ,
and at length to bear all that infinite wrath , or equal to it , which the elect should ...
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... and the things not only of this life , but also of that which is eternal , in a most
extensive degree ; being highly distinguished by the faculty of rationality or
reason , whereby it can discriminate and clearly distinguish betwixt moral good
and evil ...
... and the things not only of this life , but also of that which is eternal , in a most
extensive degree ; being highly distinguished by the faculty of rationality or
reason , whereby it can discriminate and clearly distinguish betwixt moral good
and evil ...
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and the first promise of the Gospel ; when Adam , by his awful apostacy from the
path of rectitude , eternally benighted , not only himself , but all his posterity , in
misery and woe : Thus was man in gross darkness , going headlong down to the
...
and the first promise of the Gospel ; when Adam , by his awful apostacy from the
path of rectitude , eternally benighted , not only himself , but all his posterity , in
misery and woe : Thus was man in gross darkness , going headlong down to the
...
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... and flourish to eternal life . How much doth it then concern me to examine
whether I have experienced the dawn of spiritual things only , which consisteth
merely in knowledge ; or the fructifying beams of the Sun of righteousness ,
making me ...
... and flourish to eternal life . How much doth it then concern me to examine
whether I have experienced the dawn of spiritual things only , which consisteth
merely in knowledge ; or the fructifying beams of the Sun of righteousness ,
making me ...
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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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