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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2 0 we then be affected to whom the Son of God is actually come ! What thanks
shall we render , what Acknowledgments can we pay , I do not say . Equal , but in
any wise suitable and becoming for such mighty Love , not in dim shadows , as to
...
2 0 we then be affected to whom the Son of God is actually come ! What thanks
shall we render , what Acknowledgments can we pay , I do not say . Equal , but in
any wise suitable and becoming for such mighty Love , not in dim shadows , as to
...
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7 The Law of the Lord is Perfect , • converting the Soul ; The Testimony of the
Lord is Sure , making Wise the Simple . HIS Pfalm is a noble Poem , com. . pos d
by Holy David in Contemplation of the two different Ways , by which God had
been ...
7 The Law of the Lord is Perfect , • converting the Soul ; The Testimony of the
Lord is Sure , making Wise the Simple . HIS Pfalm is a noble Poem , com. . pos d
by Holy David in Contemplation of the two different Ways , by which God had
been ...
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... fo there are also in it , depths and hidden Treasures of Knowledge , which may
exercise . all the Industry , and Skill , and Parts , of the most Learned and Wise ,
and surpass them too . But then this is our comfort , that Where the Scripture is ...
... fo there are also in it , depths and hidden Treasures of Knowledge , which may
exercise . all the Industry , and Skill , and Parts , of the most Learned and Wise ,
and surpass them too . But then this is our comfort , that Where the Scripture is ...
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They consider further , that it is never but for most Wise and Good ends that God
who hateth nothing that he hath made , and that doth not willingly grieve the
Children of Men , much less his Own Children , sends upon them any Scourge or
...
They consider further , that it is never but for most Wise and Good ends that God
who hateth nothing that he hath made , and that doth not willingly grieve the
Children of Men , much less his Own Children , sends upon them any Scourge or
...
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with Afflictions , that he may bring them to greater Glory , As Gold in the Furnace
has be try ' d them , says the Wise Man , and receiv ' d them as a burnt offering ,
and in the time of their Viftation they Tall Shine , and run to and fro like sparks ...
with Afflictions , that he may bring them to greater Glory , As Gold in the Furnace
has be try ' d them , says the Wise Man , and receiv ' d them as a burnt offering ,
and in the time of their Viftation they Tall Shine , and run to and fro like sparks ...
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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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