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... for the language confines us to this interpretation ; and from the latter part we learn that there is no greater being in the universe ; for there can be no greater than the mighty God . Is it proper to call him the mighty God ...
... for the language confines us to this interpretation ; and from the latter part we learn that there is no greater being in the universe ; for there can be no greater than the mighty God . Is it proper to call him the mighty God ...
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... after death , and their enjoyments on this side of the grave . Present circumstances make our conceptions so gross , that no language in which heavenly things might be literally described , would be intelligible ...
... after death , and their enjoyments on this side of the grave . Present circumstances make our conceptions so gross , that no language in which heavenly things might be literally described , would be intelligible ...
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To maintain such an opinion it is necessary however , to make a sacrifice of large portions of the scriptures ; for nothing is asserted in language more positive , and solemn than the eternal torments of the wicked .
To maintain such an opinion it is necessary however , to make a sacrifice of large portions of the scriptures ; for nothing is asserted in language more positive , and solemn than the eternal torments of the wicked .
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Laying aside figures , and using plain language , if the sufferings of hell have a reforming , and new creating , influence , why are not the wicked here reformed , in practice ; and made holy in heart , by the sufferings which they ...
Laying aside figures , and using plain language , if the sufferings of hell have a reforming , and new creating , influence , why are not the wicked here reformed , in practice ; and made holy in heart , by the sufferings which they ...
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Christ is undoubtedly the angel of the Lord who in former times communicated with many of whom we have an account , for he used language which would have been very unbecoming for any ...
Christ is undoubtedly the angel of the Lord who in former times communicated with many of whom we have an account , for he used language which would have been very unbecoming for any ...
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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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