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Page 131
I have tried all ways that I could think of tending to awaken your consciences ,
and make you sensible of the necessity of your improving your time , and being
speedy in flying from the wrath to come , and thorough in the use of means for
your ...
I have tried all ways that I could think of tending to awaken your consciences ,
and make you sensible of the necessity of your improving your time , and being
speedy in flying from the wrath to come , and thorough in the use of means for
your ...
Page 136
I pray God to pity you , and take care of you , and provide for you the best means
for the good of your souls ; and that God himself would undertake for you to be
your heavenly Father , and the mighty Redeemer of your immortal souls . Do not
...
I pray God to pity you , and take care of you , and provide for you the best means
for the good of your souls ; and that God himself would undertake for you to be
your heavenly Father , and the mighty Redeemer of your immortal souls . Do not
...
Page 262
I acknowledge , that means , of Christ ' s appointment , are to be used with those
who are Christ ' s enemies , and do not prosess themselves any other , to change
their hearts , and bring them to be Christ ' s friends and disciples . Such means ...
I acknowledge , that means , of Christ ' s appointment , are to be used with those
who are Christ ' s enemies , and do not prosess themselves any other , to change
their hearts , and bring them to be Christ ' s friends and disciples . Such means ...
Page 406
God in his sovereign Providence will use it as an occasion of the conversion of
some ; but that it is a converting means by his institution given to men , appointing
them to use it for this purpose . Thus Mr . Stoddard expressly declares , “ That the
...
God in his sovereign Providence will use it as an occasion of the conversion of
some ; but that it is a converting means by his institution given to men , appointing
them to use it for this purpose . Thus Mr . Stoddard expressly declares , “ That the
...
Page 471
137 , 138 , supposing , not only that the Lord ' s supper , has been the occasion of
the conversion of many , but that their communicating was the means of it . This
he offers nothing to prove , and it is not allowed by those on the oiher side .
137 , 138 , supposing , not only that the Lord ' s supper , has been the occasion of
the conversion of many , but that their communicating was the means of it . This
he offers nothing to prove , and it is not allowed by those on the oiher side .
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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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