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Page 40
Never does man act a part nobler in itself , more becoming his station , than when
he lays his reason at the foot of the gospel , and receives implicitly whatever it
contains ; believes without reservé this wisdom of God in a mystery . 66 My favor
...
Never does man act a part nobler in itself , more becoming his station , than when
he lays his reason at the foot of the gospel , and receives implicitly whatever it
contains ; believes without reservé this wisdom of God in a mystery . 66 My favor
...
Page 41
In proportion as ye are occupied in contemplating these mysteries of redemption ,
you become fellow - students with ancient patriarchs , who rejoiced to see the
day of Christ afar offi ; who looked forward , with equal transports of wonder and ...
In proportion as ye are occupied in contemplating these mysteries of redemption ,
you become fellow - students with ancient patriarchs , who rejoiced to see the
day of Christ afar offi ; who looked forward , with equal transports of wonder and ...
Page 47
He afterwards brings home the indictment to the conscience of every individual ,
in the words of an Old Testament prophet , “ there is none righteous , no , not one
; they are all gone out of the way , they are together become unprofitable ; there ...
He afterwards brings home the indictment to the conscience of every individual ,
in the words of an Old Testament prophet , “ there is none righteous , no , not one
; they are all gone out of the way , they are together become unprofitable ; there ...
Page 48
ihe law ; that every mouth may be stopped , aud all the world may become guilty
before God . ” _ Were it thought necessary , innumerable other passages of
scripture might be adduced for the confirmation of this doctrine . One asserts , “
there ...
ihe law ; that every mouth may be stopped , aud all the world may become guilty
before God . ” _ Were it thought necessary , innumerable other passages of
scripture might be adduced for the confirmation of this doctrine . One asserts , “
there ...
Page 49
Have we entertained a becoming reverence of his name and perfections ,
sanctifying him in our hearts , making him our fear and our dread , as he has
required in the third commandment ? Have we always thought of God and
spoken of him ...
Have we entertained a becoming reverence of his name and perfections ,
sanctifying him in our hearts , making him our fear and our dread , as he has
required in the third commandment ? Have we always thought of God and
spoken of him ...
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| Title | A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Volume 2 A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Alexander Proudfit |
| Author | Alexander Proudfit |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Dodd, Rumsey and Stevenson, 1815 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2008 |
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