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Page 51
In like manner , though a sinner may be 80 far enlightened , as to be convinced of
the evil nature of sin , the hatefulness of his own heart , and the necessity of
renewing grace ; yet , without the Sun of righteousness ariseth to him , with
healing ...
In like manner , though a sinner may be 80 far enlightened , as to be convinced of
the evil nature of sin , the hatefulness of his own heart , and the necessity of
renewing grace ; yet , without the Sun of righteousness ariseth to him , with
healing ...
Page 57
Just so a sinner , when the eyes of his understanding are enlightened by the Holy
Spirit to see his wretched and undone state by nature ; the condemning sentence
of the law , and the 1 wrath of God ready to fall on his guilty head A LARK . 57.
Just so a sinner , when the eyes of his understanding are enlightened by the Holy
Spirit to see his wretched and undone state by nature ; the condemning sentence
of the law , and the 1 wrath of God ready to fall on his guilty head A LARK . 57.
Page 67
As the parable itself is highly delightful , the inference which our Lord draweth
from it is no less beautiful , and full of comfort to sinners : “ I say unto you , that
likewise joy s shall be in heaven over one sinner that “ penteth , more than over
ninety ...
As the parable itself is highly delightful , the inference which our Lord draweth
from it is no less beautiful , and full of comfort to sinners : “ I say unto you , that
likewise joy s shall be in heaven over one sinner that “ penteth , more than over
ninety ...
Page 76
In like manner , when the Sun of righteousness sheddeth forth his benign beams
in the heart of sinners , the mists which Satan raised there quickly evanish , and
all the soul becometh clear and serene . The joy which the believer experienceth
...
In like manner , when the Sun of righteousness sheddeth forth his benign beams
in the heart of sinners , the mists which Satan raised there quickly evanish , and
all the soul becometh clear and serene . The joy which the believer experienceth
...
Page 77
So when the Sun of righteousness shineth into the heart of a sinner , Satán , who
is compared to a roaring lion , that goeth about continually , seeking whom he
may devour , 1 Pet . v . 8. ( and greatly doeth so in the sad night of desertion ) is ...
So when the Sun of righteousness shineth into the heart of a sinner , Satán , who
is compared to a roaring lion , that goeth about continually , seeking whom he
may devour , 1 Pet . v . 8. ( and greatly doeth so in the sad night of desertion ) is ...
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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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