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Page 15
... understand the incarnation of the Son of God , and our reconciliation to the
divine favor , by the blood of his cross . This view of the passage is supported by
the verse immediately following : “ Which , mystery , none of the princes of this
world ...
... understand the incarnation of the Son of God , and our reconciliation to the
divine favor , by the blood of his cross . This view of the passage is supported by
the verse immediately following : “ Which , mystery , none of the princes of this
world ...
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... causes ; what his will determined , that his decree established , and his
providence either mediately , or immediately effects : his will was the adorable
spring of all ; his decree marked out the channel , and his providence directs the
stream .
... causes ; what his will determined , that his decree established , and his
providence either mediately , or immediately effects : his will was the adorable
spring of all ; his decree marked out the channel , and his providence directs the
stream .
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All the divine decrees from eternity , the sacrifices which bled on ten thousand
altars from the foundation of the world , all the prophecies of the old testament
and promises of the new , pointed either immediately or remotely to ...
All the divine decrees from eternity , the sacrifices which bled on ten thousand
altars from the foundation of the world , all the prophecies of the old testament
and promises of the new , pointed either immediately or remotely to ...
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HE who accidentally witnesses two neighbors contending with each other ,
immediately enquires into the cause ; he naturally feels an anxiety to ascertain
the source of their contention , and either justifies or condemns agreeably to the ...
HE who accidentally witnesses two neighbors contending with each other ,
immediately enquires into the cause ; he naturally feels an anxiety to ascertain
the source of their contention , and either justifies or condemns agreeably to the ...
Page 47
... all not immediately included within the pale of the Jewish church : The apostle
boldly maintains that no nation was exempted from the general charge ; that
whether they were Jews , a people who had been favored with such frequent and
...
... all not immediately included within the pale of the Jewish church : The apostle
boldly maintains that no nation was exempted from the general charge ; that
whether they were Jews , a people who had been favored with such frequent and
...
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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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