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Little as we know of other orders of beings , there can be no hazard in saying , that they are all subject to a law which is suited to their condition , and that their service is to be measured by their capacity to serve .
Little as we know of other orders of beings , there can be no hazard in saying , that they are all subject to a law which is suited to their condition , and that their service is to be measured by their capacity to serve .
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all intelligent beings , deciding their characters , and settling their conditions forever . We may say , This is a hard saying , who can hear it ? But it may be recollected , that many do hear it patiently , and gladly , and have no ...
all intelligent beings , deciding their characters , and settling their conditions forever . We may say , This is a hard saying , who can hear it ? But it may be recollected , that many do hear it patiently , and gladly , and have no ...
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... is the change of condition , that society has lost its ties of interest , and of natural affection ; and all the individuals hateful , and hating one another , stand separated by the enmity which burns like a fire within them .
... is the change of condition , that society has lost its ties of interest , and of natural affection ; and all the individuals hateful , and hating one another , stand separated by the enmity which burns like a fire within them .
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Though we have been looking across the gulph , to see what is the wretched condition of those who have received their sentence of condemnation , we are not to forget , that sin produces the same effects in the present world , differing ...
Though we have been looking across the gulph , to see what is the wretched condition of those who have received their sentence of condemnation , we are not to forget , that sin produces the same effects in the present world , differing ...
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Those heathen writers , who have displayed all the beauty of style , and all the ingenuity of unassisted reason , in representing the condition of departed spirits , have , in their exhibition of hell , given us nothing essentially ...
Those heathen writers , who have displayed all the beauty of style , and all the ingenuity of unassisted reason , in representing the condition of departed spirits , have , in their exhibition of hell , given us nothing essentially ...
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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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