“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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... fome measure and de- gree what God is . And for this reafon it is , that the fcripture fo often lays the foundation of all divine knowledge in the practice of religion ; Job xxviii . 28 . The fear of the Lord , that is wisdom , and to ...
... fome measure and de- gree what God is . And for this reafon it is , that the fcripture fo often lays the foundation of all divine knowledge in the practice of religion ; Job xxviii . 28 . The fear of the Lord , that is wisdom , and to ...
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... fome mea- fure in himself , which he contemplates in the divine nature ; and nothing gives a man fo fure a notion of things , things , as practice and experience . Every good man Ser . 87. against dangerous mistakes in religion . 19.
... fome mea- fure in himself , which he contemplates in the divine nature ; and nothing gives a man fo fure a notion of things , things , as practice and experience . Every good man Ser . 87. against dangerous mistakes in religion . 19.
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... fome measure in himself , which he contemplates in the divine nature ; and nothing gives a man fo fure a notion of things , as practice and experience . 2. Becaufe fuch a perfon is more impartial in his fearch and inquiry after truth ...
... fome measure in himself , which he contemplates in the divine nature ; and nothing gives a man fo fure a notion of things , as practice and experience . 2. Becaufe fuch a perfon is more impartial in his fearch and inquiry after truth ...
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... fome inferences from the whole .. After all that hath been said , fome perhaps may afk , Is every good man then fecure from all error and mistake in matters of religion ? This is a mighty pri- vilege indeed . But do not we find the ...
... fome inferences from the whole .. After all that hath been said , fome perhaps may afk , Is every good man then fecure from all error and mistake in matters of religion ? This is a mighty pri- vilege indeed . But do not we find the ...
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... fome way or other to convince him of his error , and to bring him to the acknowledgement of the truth , that he might be faved . God would rather fpeak to him immediately from heaven , ( as he did to St Paul ) , than fuffer him to ...
... fome way or other to convince him of his error , and to bring him to the acknowledgement of the truth , that he might be faved . God would rather fpeak to him immediately from heaven , ( as he did to St Paul ) , than fuffer him to ...
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