“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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... pleasure in admira- tion and this is that which properly caufeth admira- tion , when we difcover a great deal in an object which we understand to be excellent , and yet we fee we know not how much more beyond that , which our under ...
... pleasure in admira- tion and this is that which properly caufeth admira- tion , when we difcover a great deal in an object which we understand to be excellent , and yet we fee we know not how much more beyond that , which our under ...
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... pleasure of the great monarch and univerfal king of the world , and the customs of that country where we must live for ever ? This made Da- vid to admire the law of God at that strange rate , and to advance the knowledge of it above all ...
... pleasure of the great monarch and univerfal king of the world , and the customs of that country where we must live for ever ? This made Da- vid to admire the law of God at that strange rate , and to advance the knowledge of it above all ...
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... pleasures of fenfe , but peace of confcience , and tranquillity of mind . To be happy , is not only to be fo for a ... pleasure and happiness di ftinct from that of our bodies and our fenfes ; and , be- caufe they are immortal , are ...
... pleasures of fenfe , but peace of confcience , and tranquillity of mind . To be happy , is not only to be fo for a ... pleasure and happiness di ftinct from that of our bodies and our fenfes ; and , be- caufe they are immortal , are ...
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... pleasures of this world ; and is much more careful to avoid eternal mifery than present fufferings . This is the wifdom of religion , that , upon confideration of the whole , and cafting up all things to- gether , it does advise and ...
... pleasures of this world ; and is much more careful to avoid eternal mifery than present fufferings . This is the wifdom of religion , that , upon confideration of the whole , and cafting up all things to- gether , it does advise and ...
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... pleasure and a pride in unravelling almost all the re- ceived principles both of religion and reafon : fo that we are put many times to prove thofe things which can hardly be made plainer than they are of themselves . And fuch almoft ...
... pleasure and a pride in unravelling almost all the re- ceived principles both of religion and reafon : fo that we are put many times to prove thofe things which can hardly be made plainer than they are of themselves . And fuch almoft ...
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