Theology: Explained and Defended in a Series of Sermons, Volume 1Clark and Lyman, 1818 - Theology, Doctrinal |
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... kind , affec- tionate , charitable , and forgiving , to preserve on all occasions and under all circumstances the most sacred regard to truth , and to relieve the distresses and supply the wants of the poor and un- fortunate . She aimed ...
... kind , affec- tionate , charitable , and forgiving , to preserve on all occasions and under all circumstances the most sacred regard to truth , and to relieve the distresses and supply the wants of the poor and un- fortunate . She aimed ...
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... naturally be concluded , that he must have passed a very industrious and laborious life . Such , however , was his capacity for every kind of business in which he was engaged , that he was able to devote ( LIFE OF THE AUTHOR . xxii.
... naturally be concluded , that he must have passed a very industrious and laborious life . Such , however , was his capacity for every kind of business in which he was engaged , that he was able to devote ( LIFE OF THE AUTHOR . xxii.
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... kind of penalty by preventing offences . In the room of pe- cuniary exactions for neglect of study and other violations of du- ty , he substituted private remonstrance . Appeals were made to the conscience of the delinquent , as well as ...
... kind of penalty by preventing offences . In the room of pe- cuniary exactions for neglect of study and other violations of du- ty , he substituted private remonstrance . Appeals were made to the conscience of the delinquent , as well as ...
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... provided in season the means of defence and security . On every occasion of this kind he deriv- ed the utmost benefit from one trait of his character , his energy ; a trait which no man ever possessed in a more xxxii LIFE OF THE AUTHOR .
... provided in season the means of defence and security . On every occasion of this kind he deriv- ed the utmost benefit from one trait of his character , his energy ; a trait which no man ever possessed in a more xxxii LIFE OF THE AUTHOR .
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... kind that has appeared in this coun- try , or even in Europe . A prospectus of this publication he had drawn up ; and it was his determination , had his life been spar- ed and his health such as would admit of it xlvi LIFE OF THE AUTHOR .
... kind that has appeared in this coun- try , or even in Europe . A prospectus of this publication he had drawn up ; and it was his determination , had his life been spar- ed and his health such as would admit of it xlvi LIFE OF THE AUTHOR .
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