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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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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 .
Oh ! the greatness of the wrath of Almighty God , and the heinous nature of our ...
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 .
Oh ! the greatness of the wrath of Almighty God , and the heinous nature of our ...
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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 wrath of God ready to fall on his guilty head , flieth to the ...
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 wrath of God ready to fall on his guilty head , flieth to the ...
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A storm yet still more dreadful and tremendous than this he bare for his flock ,
even the infinite wrath of Almighty God , which would have swept them all down
to hell , and there overwhelmed them through all eternity , if he had not borne it
for ...
A storm yet still more dreadful and tremendous than this he bare for his flock ,
even the infinite wrath of Almighty God , which would have swept them all down
to hell , and there overwhelmed them through all eternity , if he had not borne it
for ...
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... and the remedy which God hath provided for him , namely , the blood and
surety righteousness of Christ , who is not only a sun to enlighten , warm , and
cherish , but also a shield of protection from the wrath of God , and defence
against all ...
... and the remedy which God hath provided for him , namely , the blood and
surety righteousness of Christ , who is not only a sun to enlighten , warm , and
cherish , but also a shield of protection from the wrath of God , and defence
against all ...
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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 |
| Edition | 5 |
| Publisher | Author, 1819 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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