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The evangelic Isaiah , foretelling his appearance in the flesh , announces his
name to be WONDERFUL , containing natures so utterly distinct and immensely
different that language can neither express , nor imagination conceive it . An
apostle ...
The evangelic Isaiah , foretelling his appearance in the flesh , announces his
name to be WONDERFUL , containing natures so utterly distinct and immensely
different that language can neither express , nor imagination conceive it . An
apostle ...
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17 . and the same translation would , I humbly believe , more fully express the
apostle ' s meaning in the present instance . Why does he thus ardently pray that
these Colossians might obtain a profound ac . quaintalice with this unsearchable
...
17 . and the same translation would , I humbly believe , more fully express the
apostle ' s meaning in the present instance . Why does he thus ardently pray that
these Colossians might obtain a profound ac . quaintalice with this unsearchable
...
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... deadly contagion ; the whole head was sick , and the whole heart was faint : “
and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually : "
Language cannot possibly be more explicit to express the corruption of mankind
...
... deadly contagion ; the whole head was sick , and the whole heart was faint : “
and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually : "
Language cannot possibly be more explicit to express the corruption of mankind
...
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possibly be more explicit to express the corruption of mankind in general , the
exceeding , desperate depravity of each individual , “ every imagination of the
thought of his heart was evil , only evil ” to the utter exclusion of all that is morally
or ...
possibly be more explicit to express the corruption of mankind in general , the
exceeding , desperate depravity of each individual , “ every imagination of the
thought of his heart was evil , only evil ” to the utter exclusion of all that is morally
or ...
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Do not the sighs and tears of the new born babe express , in such language as it
is capable of using , its discontentment with its situation , and consequently the
secret enmity of its heart against the Author of its existence ? Do not children ...
Do not the sighs and tears of the new born babe express , in such language as it
is capable of using , its discontentment with its situation , and consequently the
secret enmity of its heart against the Author of its existence ? Do not children ...
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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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