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Page 199
A celebrated divine hath such an high idea of this that he maintains this
hyperbolical thesis , that “ always when we mistake , even in things indifferent in
themselves we sin , because then we abuse our reason , the use of which
consists in ...
A celebrated divine hath such an high idea of this that he maintains this
hyperbolical thesis , that “ always when we mistake , even in things indifferent in
themselves we sin , because then we abuse our reason , the use of which
consists in ...
Page 281
I think I see these ministers , humbled with their faults , convinced of their frailty ,
imploring the divine mercy for the blemishes of their ministry : but yet with that
humble confidence which the compassion of God allows , and saying , behold us
...
I think I see these ministers , humbled with their faults , convinced of their frailty ,
imploring the divine mercy for the blemishes of their ministry : but yet with that
humble confidence which the compassion of God allows , and saying , behold us
...
Page 315
This subject addresseth itself to you , rash divine , you who perplex your mind by
trying to comprehend incomprehensible truths , to you whose audacious
disposition obliges you to run into one of these two extremes , either to embrace
error or ...
This subject addresseth itself to you , rash divine , you who perplex your mind by
trying to comprehend incomprehensible truths , to you whose audacious
disposition obliges you to run into one of these two extremes , either to embrace
error or ...
Page 322
It is the place reserved for those , against whom the door of mercy is shut ; it is the
place reserved for those who must forever serve for victims to divine justice . If
you recall to mind all the most guilty persons , and those whose condition is the ...
It is the place reserved for those , against whom the door of mercy is shut ; it is the
place reserved for those who must forever serve for victims to divine justice . If
you recall to mind all the most guilty persons , and those whose condition is the ...
Page 371
Does your heart burn like his with flames of divine zeal ? Then you can ... They
endeavor to disconcert the beautiful harmony of the divine perfections , and so to
rob us of all we adore , the only worthy object of our esteem . · They attack the ...
Does your heart burn like his with flames of divine zeal ? Then you can ... They
endeavor to disconcert the beautiful harmony of the divine perfections , and so to
rob us of all we adore , the only worthy object of our esteem . · They attack the ...
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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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