Fifteen Sermons Preach'd on Several OccasionsPrinted at the Theatre, for Anth. Peisley, and are to be sold by J. Churchill, 1714 - 400 pages |
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... Defires draw over & engage their Opinions and Belief , appears no where more
visible , than where upon the Account of the Infinite and Eternal Importance of the
Subject , it ought least of all to bear any sway , namely in Matters of Religion .
... Defires draw over & engage their Opinions and Belief , appears no where more
visible , than where upon the Account of the Infinite and Eternal Importance of the
Subject , it ought least of all to bear any sway , namely in Matters of Religion .
Page 156
... Eternity the one , as Eternally Rewarding the other ? nay is there not Infinitely
more ? fince even the very best of our weak Performances could not without
Infinite Mercy be accepted ; and the very least of our Sins justly deferves
Damnation .
... Eternity the one , as Eternally Rewarding the other ? nay is there not Infinitely
more ? fince even the very best of our weak Performances could not without
Infinite Mercy be accepted ; and the very least of our Sins justly deferves
Damnation .
Page 160
the Firmament spread forth as a fair Volume , in which is written the infinite
Wisdom and Power of its great Creator , in Characters legible to all Mankind ,
such as He , that can but look up , can ' t choose but read , and in a Language
known and ...
the Firmament spread forth as a fair Volume , in which is written the infinite
Wisdom and Power of its great Creator , in Characters legible to all Mankind ,
such as He , that can but look up , can ' t choose but read , and in a Language
known and ...
Page 393
This is the Subftantial Reason of our Hope : and That which do ' s otherwise
seem so wonderful and amazing , ( the infinite Disproportion of the Recompence
and the Service , an Everlafting Crown and a far more exceeding weight of Glory
for ...
This is the Subftantial Reason of our Hope : and That which do ' s otherwise
seem so wonderful and amazing , ( the infinite Disproportion of the Recompence
and the Service , an Everlafting Crown and a far more exceeding weight of Glory
for ...
Page 394
ftrict Justice , but most free Grace , that rewards ; and when it is not the Work that
is rewarded , but the Love ; There is no reward can be too great for that most free
, infinite Grace to bestow . I shall now proceed with an earnest Exhortation to this
...
ftrict Justice , but most free Grace , that rewards ; and when it is not the Work that
is rewarded , but the Love ; There is no reward can be too great for that most free
, infinite Grace to bestow . I shall now proceed with an earnest Exhortation to this
...
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| Title | Fifteen Sermons Preach'd on Several Occasions |
| Author | Richard Duke |
| Publisher | Printed at the Theatre, for Anth. Peisley, and are to be sold by J. Churchill, 1714 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 13 Sep 2008 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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