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The hands of the few , who had not received the mark in their foreheads , ' were • feeble , ' and their hearts were faint . ' Most of them would have deemed it madness , to list a finger against that spiritual tyranny , which had been ...
The hands of the few , who had not received the mark in their foreheads , ' were • feeble , ' and their hearts were faint . ' Most of them would have deemed it madness , to list a finger against that spiritual tyranny , which had been ...
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They were of one heart and one mind . Their principles , views , and interests were the same . It was by their patient and combined industry , that the huge forests were prostrated , and the - wilderness turned into a fruitful field .
They were of one heart and one mind . Their principles , views , and interests were the same . It was by their patient and combined industry , that the huge forests were prostrated , and the - wilderness turned into a fruitful field .
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It is there , that the propensities of an evil heart , ' first show themselves , and may be most successfully counteracted . It is there , that'good seed ' may be sown , with the best prospects , of its taking root downward ...
It is there , that the propensities of an evil heart , ' first show themselves , and may be most successfully counteracted . It is there , that'good seed ' may be sown , with the best prospects , of its taking root downward ...
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A good man , out of the good treas' ure of the heart , bringethi forth good things . ' But how can genuine piety be most effectually promoted ? It is not more true , that God works every where than that he works by means and instruments ...
A good man , out of the good treas' ure of the heart , bringethi forth good things . ' But how can genuine piety be most effectually promoted ? It is not more true , that God works every where than that he works by means and instruments ...
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Above all , let fervent supplications be offered unceasingly to God for the out pouring of his Spirit , without whose divine influences , religion can never flourish in a community , or in the heart of one fallen creature . 3.
Above all , let fervent supplications be offered unceasingly to God for the out pouring of his Spirit , without whose divine influences , religion can never flourish in a community , or in the heart of one fallen creature . 3.
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| Title | Miscellaneous Discourses and Reviews |
| Author | Heman Humphrey |
| Publisher | J. S. and C. Adams, 1834 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 22 Nov 2006 |
| Length | 415 pages |
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