“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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... consider seriously what we believe , and whether our belief of the Christian re- ligion hath its due effect upon our lives . If not , all the precepts , and promifes , and threatenings , of the gospel , will rife up in judgement against ...
... consider seriously what we believe , and whether our belief of the Christian re- ligion hath its due effect upon our lives . If not , all the precepts , and promifes , and threatenings , of the gospel , will rife up in judgement against ...
Page 254
... consider briefly the occafion of these words . And this will beft appear by attending ftedfaftly to the main fcope and defign of this epiftle . And I think that no man that reads it with attention , can doubt , but that it is ...
... consider briefly the occafion of these words . And this will beft appear by attending ftedfaftly to the main fcope and defign of this epiftle . And I think that no man that reads it with attention , can doubt , but that it is ...
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... consider these two things .. 1 , That the greater the difficulty of virtue is , fo much the greater is the praise and commendation of it : ands not only we ourselves take the more joy and comfort in in it , but it is more admirable and ...
... consider these two things .. 1 , That the greater the difficulty of virtue is , fo much the greater is the praise and commendation of it : ands not only we ourselves take the more joy and comfort in in it , but it is more admirable and ...
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