Theology, Explained and Defended in a Series of Sermons, Volume 5W. Baynes and T. Tegg, 1824 |
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... observe , that the usefulness of prayer to individuals is found , 1. In the peculiar solemnity which it naturally induces on the mind . In secret prayer , a man comes directly into the presence of God . This great and awful Being is the ...
... observe , that the usefulness of prayer to individuals is found , 1. In the peculiar solemnity which it naturally induces on the mind . In secret prayer , a man comes directly into the presence of God . This great and awful Being is the ...
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... respect to the most important of all subjects , and by necessary conse- quence with respect to every other , without which , it is hardly necessary to observe , no parental government can be 20 SER . CXLI . THE USEFULNESS OF.
... respect to the most important of all subjects , and by necessary conse- quence with respect to every other , without which , it is hardly necessary to observe , no parental government can be 20 SER . CXLI . THE USEFULNESS OF.
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Timothy Dwight. hardly necessary to observe , no parental government can be successful ; and the happy influence of which is proverbially acknowledged wherever it is found . It is unnecessary to ... observe, no parental government can be ...
Timothy Dwight. hardly necessary to observe , no parental government can be successful ; and the happy influence of which is proverbially acknowledged wherever it is found . It is unnecessary to ... observe, no parental government can be ...
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... observation is equally applicable to all inferior societies among mankind . The members of a household are here the persons interested , the persons who hope to receive , and therefore the persons who should ask . They are unitedly to ...
... observation is equally applicable to all inferior societies among mankind . The members of a household are here the persons interested , the persons who hope to receive , and therefore the persons who should ask . They are unitedly to ...
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... observe or relish it , unless by influence long exerted , argu- ments often repeated , and habits slowly and firmly established . Where these advantages do not exist in some good degree , man more resembles a wild beast , than a ...
... observe or relish it , unless by influence long exerted , argu- ments often repeated , and habits slowly and firmly established . Where these advantages do not exist in some good degree , man more resembles a wild beast , than a ...
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