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The corruptions of the natural man are the same now , that they were in centuries
past , and his salvation must be promoted by the instrumentality of the same word
of the living God , illustrated and applied . Sinners , through the sovereign ...
The corruptions of the natural man are the same now , that they were in centuries
past , and his salvation must be promoted by the instrumentality of the same word
of the living God , illustrated and applied . Sinners , through the sovereign ...
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... and immortal life ; he infuses new light into the understanding , new love into
the heart , new desires into the affections : in short , he renews the whole spirit ,
and soul , and body , and sanctifies them at is ning the bom sener as a living
temple.
... and immortal life ; he infuses new light into the understanding , new love into
the heart , new desires into the affections : in short , he renews the whole spirit ,
and soul , and body , and sanctifies them at is ning the bom sener as a living
temple.
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at is ning the bom sener as a living temple for himself . They are his workmanship
, each member of the inner man is as really formed by his omnipotent operations
as the members of the outerman , created in Christ Jesus unto good works ...
at is ning the bom sener as a living temple for himself . They are his workmanship
, each member of the inner man is as really formed by his omnipotent operations
as the members of the outerman , created in Christ Jesus unto good works ...
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... is altogether unaccountable . To see a single spark of fire living in the ocean ,
would be mysterious ; to see a single soldier maintaining a warfare with a host of
adversaries , each incomparably more artful and powerful than himself ...
... is altogether unaccountable . To see a single spark of fire living in the ocean ,
would be mysterious ; to see a single soldier maintaining a warfare with a host of
adversaries , each incomparably more artful and powerful than himself ...
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Alexander Proudfit. the Son in the likeness of man , the union of two natures
infinitely different into one individual Person , faith that living principle by which
the sinner is joined to the Saviour , and the resurrection of the body at last , are all
, in ...
Alexander Proudfit. the Son in the likeness of man , the union of two natures
infinitely different into one individual Person , faith that living principle by which
the sinner is joined to the Saviour , and the resurrection of the body at last , are all
, in ...
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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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