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Page 24
... would believe the suggestions of a serpent in opposition to the direct , positive
command of his Creator and Lord . That sin should be admitted into the moral
world is altogether mysterious to us : Jehovah could as easily have established
all ...
... would believe the suggestions of a serpent in opposition to the direct , positive
command of his Creator and Lord . That sin should be admitted into the moral
world is altogether mysterious to us : Jehovah could as easily have established
all ...
Page 28
He who commands the light to shine out of darkness shines upon the heart ,
giving the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ . "
There is no violence done to the subjects of his operations , no restraint either
upon ...
He who commands the light to shine out of darkness shines upon the heart ,
giving the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ . "
There is no violence done to the subjects of his operations , no restraint either
upon ...
Page 36
... the authority of the King of kings ; who ventures to conceal or amend his
adorable counsels ? With what sovereignty does the Lord God give command to
his servant the prophet , and through him to the spiritual ambassador in every
age ?
... the authority of the King of kings ; who ventures to conceal or amend his
adorable counsels ? With what sovereignty does the Lord God give command to
his servant the prophet , and through him to the spiritual ambassador in every
age ?
Page 40
We are no less bound to believe what he reveals , however unsearchable , than
to perform what he commands , however arduous . Never does man act a part
nobler in itself , more becoming his station , than when he lays his reason at the ...
We are no less bound to believe what he reveals , however unsearchable , than
to perform what he commands , however arduous . Never does man act a part
nobler in itself , more becoming his station , than when he lays his reason at the ...
Page 55
Will a tender parent deliberately scourge a child who uniformly obeys his
commands ? Will a righteous judge doom to punishment or death the citizen who
has never broken the laws of his country ? Or can it be consistent with the
benevolence ...
Will a tender parent deliberately scourge a child who uniformly obeys his
commands ? Will a righteous judge doom to punishment or death the citizen who
has never broken the laws of his country ? Or can it be consistent with the
benevolence ...
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| Title | A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Volume 2 A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Alexander Proudfit |
| Author | Alexander Proudfit |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Dodd, Rumsey and Stevenson, 1815 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2008 |
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