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... tempers the same that were in him? And are our lives agreeable thereto? Are we “holy as he who hath called us is holy in all manner of conversation?” 4. I entreat you to observe, that here are no peculiar notions now under consideration ...
... tempers the same that were in him? And are our lives agreeable thereto? Are we “holy as he who hath called us is holy in all manner of conversation?” 4. I entreat you to observe, that here are no peculiar notions now under consideration ...
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... tempers, thoughts, words, and actions. 6. But what is the rule whereby men are to judge of right and wrong? Whereby their conscience is to be directed? The rule of Heathens, as the Apostle teaches elsewhere is “the law written in their ...
... tempers, thoughts, words, and actions. 6. But what is the rule whereby men are to judge of right and wrong? Whereby their conscience is to be directed? The rule of Heathens, as the Apostle teaches elsewhere is “the law written in their ...
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... tempers and outward conversation: Seeing, if we know them not, it is not possible that we should compare them with our rule. There is required, Thirdly, an agreement of our hearts and lives, or our tempers and conversation, or our ...
... tempers and outward conversation: Seeing, if we know them not, it is not possible that we should compare them with our rule. There is required, Thirdly, an agreement of our hearts and lives, or our tempers and conversation, or our ...
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... temper,) occasioning strife among them, and yet does not give the least intimation that they had lost their faith. Nay ... tempers or practices in those who are, notwithstanding, acknowledged by the inspired writers to be believers. And ...
... temper,) occasioning strife among them, and yet does not give the least intimation that they had lost their faith. Nay ... tempers or practices in those who are, notwithstanding, acknowledged by the inspired writers to be believers. And ...
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... tempers, and conversation. All these are undeniably become new, greatly changed from what they were; and yet, though they are new, they are not wholly new. Still he feels, to his sorrow and shame, remains of the old man, too manifest ...
... tempers, and conversation. All these are undeniably become new, greatly changed from what they were; and yet, though they are new, they are not wholly new. Still he feels, to his sorrow and shame, remains of the old man, too manifest ...
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