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... and strangers from the covenant of promise , should now be brought within the
pale of the church , placed in all respects on a level with the offspring of Abraham
, and become equal sharers with them in all the privileges of grace and glory .
... and strangers from the covenant of promise , should now be brought within the
pale of the church , placed in all respects on a level with the offspring of Abraham
, and become equal sharers with them in all the privileges of grace and glory .
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... and promises him many sons and daughters as a reward for his humiliation :
we find the Son , coequal , and coeternal with the Father , cordially acquiescing
in the plan proposed , offering to assuine the nature of man although degraded
by ...
... and promises him many sons and daughters as a reward for his humiliation :
we find the Son , coequal , and coeternal with the Father , cordially acquiescing
in the plan proposed , offering to assuine the nature of man although degraded
by ...
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... would be virtually to shun declaring the whole counsel of God . 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 ...
... would be virtually to shun declaring the whole counsel of God . 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 ...
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... shameful disbelief both of the power and promise of God : to shun proclaiming
any doctrine in its proper season and connexion , lest our characters might be
exposed to reproach , betrays an inexcusable pride . Suppose that an
ambassador ...
... shameful disbelief both of the power and promise of God : to shun proclaiming
any doctrine in its proper season and connexion , lest our characters might be
exposed to reproach , betrays an inexcusable pride . Suppose that an
ambassador ...
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The Jews were the posterity of Abraham ; a people in covenant with Jehovah and
the peculiar favorites of heaven ; exalted above all others by “ the adoption , and
the glory , and the service of God , and the promises ; " the Gentiles were the ...
The Jews were the posterity of Abraham ; a people in covenant with Jehovah and
the peculiar favorites of heaven ; exalted above all others by “ the adoption , and
the glory , and the service of God , and the promises ; " the Gentiles were the ...
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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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