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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As on the other hand he accounts every Act of Mercy and Bounty to the Poor , as
beftow ' d upon Himself . ... God ? as Job asks the Question : and as Elihu : If thou
be Righteous , what giveft thou Him ? or what do ' s He Receive at thy Hands ?
As on the other hand he accounts every Act of Mercy and Bounty to the Poor , as
beftow ' d upon Himself . ... God ? as Job asks the Question : and as Elihu : If thou
be Righteous , what giveft thou Him ? or what do ' s He Receive at thy Hands ?
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And yet this is an hereditary Disease deriv ' d down to us from our first Parents ;
an inordinate Luft of knowing what we should not , and medling where we are
forbid . We long to be stretching fort hands to the interdicted Tree of Knowledge ...
And yet this is an hereditary Disease deriv ' d down to us from our first Parents ;
an inordinate Luft of knowing what we should not , and medling where we are
forbid . We long to be stretching fort hands to the interdicted Tree of Knowledge ...
Page 279
An Age wherein we have seen , between an Atheistical Company of formal
Pretenders to Philosophy and Reason on one Hand , and a giddy , senseless
Crew , who are call ' d Wits , by the same Propriety of Speech that the former are
called ...
An Age wherein we have seen , between an Atheistical Company of formal
Pretenders to Philosophy and Reason on one Hand , and a giddy , senseless
Crew , who are call ' d Wits , by the same Propriety of Speech that the former are
called ...
Page 305
... fo also that it was by Imposition of Hands deriv ' d and committed by them to
other particular fingle Persons , as namely to Timothy and Titus , is as plain . If
Ordaining Presbyters and Deacons , if giving Orders to the Churches , if
establishing ...
... fo also that it was by Imposition of Hands deriv ' d and committed by them to
other particular fingle Persons , as namely to Timothy and Titus , is as plain . If
Ordaining Presbyters and Deacons , if giving Orders to the Churches , if
establishing ...
Page 347
Thus God himself , as the Son of Sirach informs us , dealt with Man in the
beginning , when he left him in the hand of his ... s Solomon in this Book all along
set two contraries together , that we may stretch forth our hands unto whether we
will .
Thus God himself , as the Son of Sirach informs us , dealt with Man in the
beginning , when he left him in the hand of his ... s Solomon in this Book all along
set two contraries together , that we may stretch forth our hands unto whether we
will .
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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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