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... exposed in all its malignities and horrors , and yet the sinner restored to a
greater elevation of blessedness and glory than he had forfeited , furnish a
display not only of power omnipotent , but of wisdom the most profound and
unsearchable .
... exposed in all its malignities and horrors , and yet the sinner restored to a
greater elevation of blessedness and glory than he had forfeited , furnish a
display not only of power omnipotent , but of wisdom the most profound and
unsearchable .
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... six thousand years have elapsed since these higher orders of being
commenced their research into the wonders of redemption , yet upon each new
contemplation they are constrained to exclaim with greater transports of
admiration and joy ...
... six thousand years have elapsed since these higher orders of being
commenced their research into the wonders of redemption , yet upon each new
contemplation they are constrained to exclaim with greater transports of
admiration and joy ...
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The Father is introduced as proposing the recovery of man ; devising a scheme
by which the glories of the Godhead might be secured , and our nature promoted
to greater dignity and joy than if sin had not entered ' ; he then solemnly ordains ...
The Father is introduced as proposing the recovery of man ; devising a scheme
by which the glories of the Godhead might be secured , and our nature promoted
to greater dignity and joy than if sin had not entered ' ; he then solemnly ordains ...
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If liberties of this nature would be thought daring among men , how inconceivably
greater is his arrogance , who trifles with the authority of the King of kings ; who
ventures to conceal or amend his adorable counsels ? With what sovereignty ...
If liberties of this nature would be thought daring among men , how inconceivably
greater is his arrogance , who trifles with the authority of the King of kings ; who
ventures to conceal or amend his adorable counsels ? With what sovereignty ...
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Shall we reject a report merely because Jehovah is its author ? It becomes us
rather to imitate the reasoning of the evangelist , “ If we receive the witness of
men , the witness of God is greater ; he is not a man that he should lie ; " he
cannot ...
Shall we reject a report merely because Jehovah is its author ? It becomes us
rather to imitate the reasoning of the evangelist , “ If we receive the witness of
men , the witness of God is greater ; he is not a man that he should lie ; " he
cannot ...
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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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