Observations on Our Lord's Conduct as a Divine Instructor: and on the Excellence of His Moral CharacterUniversity Press, 1853 - 430 pages |
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... circumstances in our Lord's history , is like collecting scattered rays to a in French by the learned L. E. du Pin , and Englished by a di- vine of the church of England , with additions . 8vo . London . 1711 . Testament , with notes ...
... circumstances in our Lord's history , is like collecting scattered rays to a in French by the learned L. E. du Pin , and Englished by a di- vine of the church of England , with additions . 8vo . London . 1711 . Testament , with notes ...
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... circumstances , and in replying to insidious questions Sect . IX . That incidents , sometimes very slight , and ques- tions , particularly some of a curious nature , were turned by him to an instructive and practical purpose ...
... circumstances , and in replying to insidious questions Sect . IX . That incidents , sometimes very slight , and ques- tions , particularly some of a curious nature , were turned by him to an instructive and practical purpose ...
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... circumstances , that they should act towards us , was the substance and end of the law and the prophets . He teaches us to judge of actions by the goodness of the intention , and by the Mar. xii . ability and opportunities of those who ...
... circumstances , that they should act towards us , was the substance and end of the law and the prophets . He teaches us to judge of actions by the goodness of the intention , and by the Mar. xii . ability and opportunities of those who ...
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... circumstances of the case it is expedient to re- strain the injurious , and to deter others by their exam- ple : that in some matters , not of great consequence , we should rather suffer wrong than angrily repel it , Mat . v . 40 ...
... circumstances of the case it is expedient to re- strain the injurious , and to deter others by their exam- ple : that in some matters , not of great consequence , we should rather suffer wrong than angrily repel it , Mat . v . 40 ...
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... circumstances at that period . It became such to display the power of religion by the most perfect acquiescence under those personal injuries and tem- Mat . v . 39 . poral losses which they would often endure on a reli- Luk . vi . 30 ...
... circumstances at that period . It became such to display the power of religion by the most perfect acquiescence under those personal injuries and tem- Mat . v . 39 . poral losses which they would often endure on a reli- Luk . vi . 30 ...
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