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If St. Paul was compelled to say , Without controversy , great is the mystery of godliness ; we need not be afraid to admit for truth that which he admitted , should we be compelled to make the same declaration respecting it .
If St. Paul was compelled to say , Without controversy , great is the mystery of godliness ; we need not be afraid to admit for truth that which he admitted , should we be compelled to make the same declaration respecting it .
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St. Paul tells us that he was caught up to the third heaven ; which he calls paradise ; that is , he says he knew a man who was thus translated ; and that man must have been himself , but , instead of giving an account , as he would ...
St. Paul tells us that he was caught up to the third heaven ; which he calls paradise ; that is , he says he knew a man who was thus translated ; and that man must have been himself , but , instead of giving an account , as he would ...
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... we discover very different things in relation to the same subject , and of course that the whole must be inconsistency and falsehood . Two apostles , St. Paul , and St. James , 2 17 in the account which we have of God's promise to .
... we discover very different things in relation to the same subject , and of course that the whole must be inconsistency and falsehood . Two apostles , St. Paul , and St. James , 2 17 in the account which we have of God's promise to .
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Two apostles , St. Paul , and St. James , have brought into view the case of Abraham ; and with respect to his justification , have maintained , one , that it was by faith , and the other , that it was by works .
Two apostles , St. Paul , and St. James , have brought into view the case of Abraham ; and with respect to his justification , have maintained , one , that it was by faith , and the other , that it was by works .
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St. Paul , writing to the Corinthians , and referring them to the misconduct of the Israelites in the wilderness , and to the judgments which they procured for themselves , says , Neither let us tempt Christ , as some of them also ...
St. Paul , writing to the Corinthians , and referring them to the misconduct of the Israelites in the wilderness , and to the judgments which they procured for themselves , says , Neither let us tempt Christ , as some of them also ...
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| Title | Sermons, Upon Various Subjects and Occasions |
| Author | Jonathan Law Pomeroy |
| Publisher | Hiram Ferry, 1826 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 12 Jan 2009 |
| Length | 320 pages |
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