The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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Page 138
... divine service . That gratitude and joy at a thanksgiving , that lowliness and sorrow at the prayers for the sick and distressed , that triumph at the passages which gave instances of the divine mercy , which appeared respectively in ...
... divine service . That gratitude and joy at a thanksgiving , that lowliness and sorrow at the prayers for the sick and distressed , that triumph at the passages which gave instances of the divine mercy , which appeared respectively in ...
Page 275
... Divine Being fills the im- mensity of space with his presence , and inhabits eter- nity . We are possessed of a little power and a little knowledge ; the Divine Being is almighty and om- niscient . In short , by adding infinity to any ...
... Divine Being fills the im- mensity of space with his presence , and inhabits eter- nity . We are possessed of a little power and a little knowledge ; the Divine Being is almighty and om- niscient . In short , by adding infinity to any ...
Page 350
to interpret the divine law , as the oil cast into the sea produces light . • To conclude , we rising up in our throne to em- brace you , we declare you our ally and confederate ; and have ordered ... divine law, as the oil cast ...
to interpret the divine law , as the oil cast into the sea produces light . • To conclude , we rising up in our throne to em- brace you , we declare you our ally and confederate ; and have ordered ... divine law, as the oil cast ...
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