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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two Natures he would take upon him , and therefore must have needs been God ,
there being no third Nature besides the Divine that can possibly be ascrib ' d to
Him . He must also actually have had a Being , before he could make that choice
...
two Natures he would take upon him , and therefore must have needs been God ,
there being no third Nature besides the Divine that can possibly be ascrib ' d to
Him . He must also actually have had a Being , before he could make that choice
...
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ry Thing else , should in this Dignity conferr ' d on our Nature by being taken into
the Godhead , come so far behind and be neath us , is beyond the Rules and
Reach of our weak Reason , is matter of Wonder and Aftonishment . It cafts me
into ...
ry Thing else , should in this Dignity conferr ' d on our Nature by being taken into
the Godhead , come so far behind and be neath us , is beyond the Rules and
Reach of our weak Reason , is matter of Wonder and Aftonishment . It cafts me
into ...
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will lye upon these Apprehensions being Natural , it will be necessary not only to
say they are so , as has already been ... rather as Deviations from Nature than the
standard or Measure of it : and That concluded to be Natural , which , bating ...
will lye upon these Apprehensions being Natural , it will be necessary not only to
say they are so , as has already been ... rather as Deviations from Nature than the
standard or Measure of it : and That concluded to be Natural , which , bating ...
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Now this being obtain ' d , namely that the Presage of Punishment for Sin in a
FutureState is Natural to the Soul of Man , I ... For how can there be a Natural
Fear of what is not in Nature ? we may as reasonably suspect the Truth of our
Eternal ...
Now this being obtain ' d , namely that the Presage of Punishment for Sin in a
FutureState is Natural to the Soul of Man , I ... For how can there be a Natural
Fear of what is not in Nature ? we may as reasonably suspect the Truth of our
Eternal ...
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Therefore Hopes and Fears are the only means proper to work effectually upon
Human Nature , and Therefore , they must be True , or else we must have a very
unworthy Conceipt of the Infinitely Wise God ; namely that he hath contriv ' d the ...
Therefore Hopes and Fears are the only means proper to work effectually upon
Human Nature , and Therefore , they must be True , or else we must have a very
unworthy Conceipt of the Infinitely Wise God ; namely that he hath contriv ' d the ...
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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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