Sacred Biography- Or: The History of the Patriarchs to which is Added the History of Deborah, Ruth & Hannah Being a Course of Lectures Delivered at the Seots Church, Volume 1 |
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... however unconnected we may seem to be with most of the collateral branches
of the family ; of whose nature we all partake ; by whose conduct we are all
affected , and in the consequences of whose actions we are all to this day
involved In ...
... however unconnected we may seem to be with most of the collateral branches
of the family ; of whose nature we all partake ; by whose conduct we are all
affected , and in the consequences of whose actions we are all to this day
involved In ...
Page 141
... to a creature fo limited as man . But instead of being rejected on that account , it
is the more to be prized and reverenced ; as having this eve idence , among
many others , of coming from Him , whose whose nature , whose works , and
whose ...
... to a creature fo limited as man . But instead of being rejected on that account , it
is the more to be prized and reverenced ; as having this eve idence , among
many others , of coming from Him , whose whose nature , whose works , and
whose ...
Page 142
whose nature , whose works , and whose ways , none “ can find out unto
perfection . ” Curiosity , guided by humility , and aiming at useful discovery , is a
laud . able and useful principle . But curiosity impelled by self - conceit , and
resting in ...
whose nature , whose works , and whose ways , none “ can find out unto
perfection . ” Curiosity , guided by humility , and aiming at useful discovery , is a
laud . able and useful principle . But curiosity impelled by self - conceit , and
resting in ...
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