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You have not performed this condic tion , you have been known to take either
side of a cause , yea both , when your interest required it , you have been seen
exercising your talents in varnishing over such causes as you durst not state in
their ...
You have not performed this condic tion , you have been known to take either
side of a cause , yea both , when your interest required it , you have been seen
exercising your talents in varnishing over such causes as you durst not state in
their ...
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tion of Jerusalem . This opinion hath an air of probability , yet I do not think it
certain . The time of the destruction of Jerusalem is often called in scripture , as
well as the time of the final judgment , that day , the day of the Lord , and the
calamities ...
tion of Jerusalem . This opinion hath an air of probability , yet I do not think it
certain . The time of the destruction of Jerusalem is often called in scripture , as
well as the time of the final judgment , that day , the day of the Lord , and the
calamities ...
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The idea of the God we adore , and the no - . tion of the morality we ought to
practise are two things closely connected together . If we consider God as a
being elevated , great and sublime , our morality will be great , sublime and
elevated too .
The idea of the God we adore , and the no - . tion of the morality we ought to
practise are two things closely connected together . If we consider God as a
being elevated , great and sublime , our morality will be great , sublime and
elevated too .
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Let us apply this general reflection to the deep decrees of God . If the foundation
of God stands sure , you can have no true joy or solid content , till you have each
of you decided this great quesVOL . V . 2 R tion ; am I one of the vessels of ...
Let us apply this general reflection to the deep decrees of God . If the foundation
of God stands sure , you can have no true joy or solid content , till you have each
of you decided this great quesVOL . V . 2 R tion ; am I one of the vessels of ...
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tion ; am I one of the vessels of mercy decreed unto glory ? Or am I one of the
vessels of wrath fitting to destruction ? But how can I satisfy myself on this
question at the same time so obscure and so important ? The decree is
impenetrable .
tion ; am I one of the vessels of mercy decreed unto glory ? Or am I one of the
vessels of wrath fitting to destruction ? But how can I satisfy myself on this
question at the same time so obscure and so important ? The decree is
impenetrable .
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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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