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Page 87
The further I travelled in this way , the more and wider the field opened , which
has occasioned my laying out many things in my mind to do in this manner , if
God should spare my life , which my heart hath been much upon : Particularly
many ...
The further I travelled in this way , the more and wider the field opened , which
has occasioned my laying out many things in my mind to do in this manner , if
God should spare my life , which my heart hath been much upon : Particularly
many ...
Page 192
But this no person can do , without either being deceived , or dissembling and
professing what he himself supposes to be a ' falsehood , unless he supposes
that he in his heart consents to be God ' s . A child of Christian parents never
does ...
But this no person can do , without either being deceived , or dissembling and
professing what he himself supposes to be a ' falsehood , unless he supposes
that he in his heart consents to be God ' s . A child of Christian parents never
does ...
Page 197
To avouch God to be our God , is to profess that he is our God by our own act ; i .
e . That we choose him to be our chief good and last end , the supreme object of
our esteem and regard , that we devote ourselves to , and depend upon .
To avouch God to be our God , is to profess that he is our God by our own act ; i .
e . That we choose him to be our chief good and last end , the supreme object of
our esteem and regard , that we devote ourselves to , and depend upon .
Page 217
Where is the hope of the hypocrite , when God takes away his soul ? But till the
midnight cry the foolish virgins seem to entertain the same hopes with the wise ;
when they first went forth with the wise virgins , their lamps shone in their own
eyes ...
Where is the hope of the hypocrite , when God takes away his soul ? But till the
midnight cry the foolish virgins seem to entertain the same hopes with the wise ;
when they first went forth with the wise virgins , their lamps shone in their own
eyes ...
Page 231
was 30 ; but he seems to have formed a positive judgment that they were such :
His thanksgiving must at least be founded on rational probability ; since it would
be but mocking of God to give him thanks for bestowing a mercy which at the ...
was 30 ; but he seems to have formed a positive judgment that they were such :
His thanksgiving must at least be founded on rational probability ; since it would
be but mocking of God to give him thanks for bestowing a mercy which at the ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards ... American culture series, Reel 495.6-496.1 Issue 14925 of Early American imprints Volume 1 of The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Samuel Austin |
| Publisher | Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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