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their fingers . ' And when the reason of their standing all the day idle , ' is
demanded ; we are not the persons to appear in this thing . We are unpopular .
Any thing we could do , would rather injure , than promote the good cause . ' In
the mean ...
their fingers . ' And when the reason of their standing all the day idle , ' is
demanded ; we are not the persons to appear in this thing . We are unpopular .
Any thing we could do , would rather injure , than promote the good cause . ' In
the mean ...
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And where is the existing government which is sure of standing a thousand years
longer , or even the fourth part of it ? ... and mightiest among the nations may in a
liçtle while live only in story But the kingdom of Christ will stand forever .
And where is the existing government which is sure of standing a thousand years
longer , or even the fourth part of it ? ... and mightiest among the nations may in a
liçtle while live only in story But the kingdom of Christ will stand forever .
Page 187
There stands an envied and popular preacher upon a slippery eminence ,
enveloped and almost suffocated with clouds of ... to be active ; to endure
hardness as good soldiers ; ' and to stand up fearlessly for his cause , whoever
may assail it .
There stands an envied and popular preacher upon a slippery eminence ,
enveloped and almost suffocated with clouds of ... to be active ; to endure
hardness as good soldiers ; ' and to stand up fearlessly for his cause , whoever
may assail it .
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It will however always stand on the sacred page , in glorious contrast with the
inflated , not to say atheistical , bulletins and inscriptions of some of the most
renowned Chieftains of ancient and modern times . But in the Book of God it does
not ...
It will however always stand on the sacred page , in glorious contrast with the
inflated , not to say atheistical , bulletins and inscriptions of some of the most
renowned Chieftains of ancient and modern times . But in the Book of God it does
not ...
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drink hard , and occasionally proceed to absolute drunkenness , without entirely
losing their standing , and hence they ... Instead of lifting him out of the mire
where he loves to wallow , stand aloof from the polluted wretch , and thus teach
all ...
drink hard , and occasionally proceed to absolute drunkenness , without entirely
losing their standing , and hence they ... Instead of lifting him out of the mire
where he loves to wallow , stand aloof from the polluted wretch , and thus teach
all ...
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| Title | Miscellaneous Discourses and Reviews |
| Author | Heman Humphrey |
| Publisher | J. S. and C. Adams, 1834 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2006 |
| Length | 415 pages |
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