A Course of Sermons for All the Sundays of the Year: Fitted to the Great Necessities, and for the Supplying the Want of Preaching in Many Parts of this Nation : with Twelve Sermons on Various Subjects, Volume 2C. and J. Rivington, 1828 |
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... infinite discouragements have caused so infinite a declension of piety and holy living , that what Papirius Massonius , one of their own , said of the popes of Rome , " In pontificibus nemo hodie sanctitatem requirit ; optimi putantur ...
... infinite discouragements have caused so infinite a declension of piety and holy living , that what Papirius Massonius , one of their own , said of the popes of Rome , " In pontificibus nemo hodie sanctitatem requirit ; optimi putantur ...
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... infinite , but un- derstand nothing more of our estate , and do much less of our duty . 4. In considering concerning our growth in grace , let us take more care to consider matters that concern justice and charity , than that concern ...
... infinite , but un- derstand nothing more of our estate , and do much less of our duty . 4. In considering concerning our growth in grace , let us take more care to consider matters that concern justice and charity , than that concern ...
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... infinite , so miraculous is God's mercy , that he will not give a sinner over , though the hairs of his head be singed with the flames of hell . God's desires of having us to be saved con- tinue , even when we begin to be damned ; even ...
... infinite , so miraculous is God's mercy , that he will not give a sinner over , though the hairs of his head be singed with the flames of hell . God's desires of having us to be saved con- tinue , even when we begin to be damned ; even ...
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... infinite of foolish talk that happens at such meetings , as he is at the spoiling of the drink , and the destroying the health . If God cannot endure wantonness , how can he suffer lascivious dressings , tempting circumstances , wanton ...
... infinite of foolish talk that happens at such meetings , as he is at the spoiling of the drink , and the destroying the health . If God cannot endure wantonness , how can he suffer lascivious dressings , tempting circumstances , wanton ...
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... infinite rewards . Now , although this dis course may seem new and strange and very severe , yet it is infinitely reasonable , because Christianity is a law of love and voluntary services ; it can in no sense be confined with laws and ...
... infinite rewards . Now , although this dis course may seem new and strange and very severe , yet it is infinitely reasonable , because Christianity is a law of love and voluntary services ; it can in no sense be confined with laws and ...
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