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merit , they must at the same time disincline God to save us , and disqualify us for
being saved . But how base , unscriptural , God - dishonoring is this fear ! One
would think that the parable of the prodigal had been invented to refute it .
merit , they must at the same time disincline God to save us , and disqualify us for
being saved . But how base , unscriptural , God - dishonoring is this fear ! One
would think that the parable of the prodigal had been invented to refute it .
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Therefore , the heaven that purifies the saint would but exasperate the hatred of
the sinner ; and the more God's holiness and glory were revealed , the more
would this enmity be developed — just as the thicker the dews fall on decaying
timber ...
Therefore , the heaven that purifies the saint would but exasperate the hatred of
the sinner ; and the more God's holiness and glory were revealed , the more
would this enmity be developed — just as the thicker the dews fall on decaying
timber ...
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As heaven is the gift of God , our meetness for it is the work of God . In my text ,
the apostle calls for thanks unto the Father . For by whatever instruments God
executes his work , whether the means he uses to sanctify his people be dead
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As heaven is the gift of God , our meetness for it is the work of God . In my text ,
the apostle calls for thanks unto the Father . For by whatever instruments God
executes his work , whether the means he uses to sanctify his people be dead
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blind ; nden the man of the moon , to shine in it , for the glory of God did lighten it ,
and the Lamb is the light thereof . ” But , turning from the Saviour to contemplate
the sinner , I pray you to observe , that our state by nature is one not merely of ...
blind ; nden the man of the moon , to shine in it , for the glory of God did lighten it ,
and the Lamb is the light thereof . ” But , turning from the Saviour to contemplate
the sinner , I pray you to observe , that our state by nature is one not merely of ...
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Enjoying the sunshine of God's countenance within his soul , and the light of
God's word on his path of duty , the man is cheerful where others are cast down ;
he sings when others weep ; when others tremble , he is calm , perhaps even ...
Enjoying the sunshine of God's countenance within his soul , and the light of
God's word on his path of duty , the man is cheerful where others are cast down ;
he sings when others weep ; when others tremble , he is calm , perhaps even ...
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| Title | Christ and the Inheritance of the Saints: Illustrated in a Series of Discourses from the Colossians |
| Author | Thomas Guthrie |
| Publisher | R. Carter, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 25 Oct 2010 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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