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Page 51
This is the first character of godliness , and this character distinguisheth it from
superstion . A superstitious man doth not derive his principles from the source of
knowledge . A family tradition , a tale , a legend , a monkish fable , the reverie of a
...
This is the first character of godliness , and this character distinguisheth it from
superstion . A superstitious man doth not derive his principles from the source of
knowledge . A family tradition , a tale , a legend , a monkish fable , the reverie of a
...
Page 52
Above all they were great makers of proselytes , and this was in some sort their
distinguishing character , and when they had made one , they never failed to
instruct him thoroughly to hate all such as were not of their opinion on particular ...
Above all they were great makers of proselytes , and this was in some sort their
distinguishing character , and when they had made one , they never failed to
instruct him thoroughly to hate all such as were not of their opinion on particular ...
Page 196
28 . but as God doth not commune with us immediately , while we are in this
world , but imparts felicity by means of creatures , he hath given these creatures
two characters , which , being well examined by a reasonable man , conduct him
to ...
28 . but as God doth not commune with us immediately , while we are in this
world , but imparts felicity by means of creatures , he hath given these creatures
two characters , which , being well examined by a reasonable man , conduct him
to ...
Page 215
Now people , of this character have special motives to govern their passions .
Strangers are generally very little beloved in the place of their exile . Although
rational people treat them with hospitality ; though nature inspires some with
respect ...
Now people , of this character have special motives to govern their passions .
Strangers are generally very little beloved in the place of their exile . Although
rational people treat them with hospitality ; though nature inspires some with
respect ...
Page 355
The next character of christian fan uw we made dignity of principle . Why did God
giv Because he loves us , and because he would like love himn . Why doth he
require us to be ha vancross ? Because he loves us , because he would us love ...
The next character of christian fan uw we made dignity of principle . Why did God
giv Because he loves us , and because he would like love himn . Why doth he
require us to be ha vancross ? Because he loves us , because he would us love ...
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| Title | Sermons Translated from the Original French of the Late Rev. James Saurin ..., Volume 5 Sermons Translated from the Original French of the Late Rev. James Saurin, Joseph Sutcliffe |
| Authors | Jacques Saurin, Robert Robinson |
| Publisher | L. Nichols, 1806 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2008 |
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