A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Volume 2Dodd, Rumsey and Stevenson, 1815 - Presbyterian Church |
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Page 69
... inherited the corruptions of his father , were questions which reason of itself could never have solved ; although they were convinced of the fact , the cause they were unable to explore . To afford this discovery is peculiar to the ...
... inherited the corruptions of his father , were questions which reason of itself could never have solved ; although they were convinced of the fact , the cause they were unable to explore . To afford this discovery is peculiar to the ...
Page 119
... inheritance , unto his own glory . " Great , infinitely great are your obligations to Jehovah the Spirit for what you already experience , and what yet remains for you in prospect . Once , christians , ye were blind , ignorant of God ...
... inheritance , unto his own glory . " Great , infinitely great are your obligations to Jehovah the Spirit for what you already experience , and what yet remains for you in prospect . Once , christians , ye were blind , ignorant of God ...
Page 153
... inheritance . He who undertook to become " the end of the law for righteousness " to us was essen- tially " the Mighty God , the Lord of glory , the express image , " or counterpart " of his Father's person ; " and suitable to his un ...
... inheritance . He who undertook to become " the end of the law for righteousness " to us was essen- tially " the Mighty God , the Lord of glory , the express image , " or counterpart " of his Father's person ; " and suitable to his un ...
Page 154
... inheritance , a brighter crown , and a more elevated throne than were forfeited by our fall . The following important and comfortable inferences are naturally suggested by this doctrine . 1. That the law of God is neither annul- led ...
... inheritance , a brighter crown , and a more elevated throne than were forfeited by our fall . The following important and comfortable inferences are naturally suggested by this doctrine . 1. That the law of God is neither annul- led ...
Page 209
... inheritance inconceiv- ably great , an inheritance incorruptible , and eternal in the heavens ; that one so impure , so deformed as thou art should be clothed with change of raiment , a " garment of wrought gold , " splendid and perfect ...
... inheritance inconceiv- ably great , an inheritance incorruptible , and eternal in the heavens ; that one so impure , so deformed as thou art should be clothed with change of raiment , a " garment of wrought gold , " splendid and perfect ...
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