Sermons, Upon Various Subjects and OccasionsHiram Ferry, 1826 - 320 pages |
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... less attention . There be many that say , Who will shew us any good , while the number is small of those who understand what good consists in , and who seek it in the proper way , by saying , Lord lift thou up the light of thy ...
... less attention . There be many that say , Who will shew us any good , while the number is small of those who understand what good consists in , and who seek it in the proper way , by saying , Lord lift thou up the light of thy ...
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... less in them who dwell in houses of clay ; whose foundation is in the dust , which are crushed before the moth . Nothing could more clearly show the entire incompetency of men , and of angels , than this representation . But by some it ...
... less in them who dwell in houses of clay ; whose foundation is in the dust , which are crushed before the moth . Nothing could more clearly show the entire incompetency of men , and of angels , than this representation . But by some it ...
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... less do they neglect this great salvation who spend much time in turning over the pages of the bible , having nothing better in view than to supply themselves with objections against it , by making one part contradict another . Instead ...
... less do they neglect this great salvation who spend much time in turning over the pages of the bible , having nothing better in view than to supply themselves with objections against it , by making one part contradict another . Instead ...
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... less desirable than theirs , is such an incongruity , that nothing but that stupefaction which is the effect of sin , can account for its being admitted . The three things which have been considered appear to include all which can be ...
... less desirable than theirs , is such an incongruity , that nothing but that stupefaction which is the effect of sin , can account for its being admitted . The three things which have been considered appear to include all which can be ...
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... less consequence to be made acquainted with the character which he sustained while here ; and whether those attributes which belong to God were possessed by him . Omnipresence is unquestionably an attribute which distinguishes God from ...
... less consequence to be made acquainted with the character which he sustained while here ; and whether those attributes which belong to God were possessed by him . Omnipresence is unquestionably an attribute which distinguishes God from ...
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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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