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We acknowledge ourselves to be accountable one to another , according to the relations which we sustain in society . Laws are made to point out our duty , and men are chosen to enforce the observance of them . Now if there 1 SERMON I. .
We acknowledge ourselves to be accountable one to another , according to the relations which we sustain in society . Laws are made to point out our duty , and men are chosen to enforce the observance of them . Now if there 1 SERMON I. .
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Possessed of this , we might sit quietly in the stocks , and sing a song of praise at midnight ; and destitute of this , we might find ourselves uneasy on a throne , and be as dissatisfied with a crown , and a scepter , as we should be ...
Possessed of this , we might sit quietly in the stocks , and sing a song of praise at midnight ; and destitute of this , we might find ourselves uneasy on a throne , and be as dissatisfied with a crown , and a scepter , as we should be ...
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If we reject the counsel of God therefore we reject it against ourselves altogether , gaining nothing , even now , but losing every thing ; for though we read of the pleasures of sin which are for a season , these are rather nominal ...
If we reject the counsel of God therefore we reject it against ourselves altogether , gaining nothing , even now , but losing every thing ; for though we read of the pleasures of sin which are for a season , these are rather nominal ...
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We neglect this salvation if we do not secure it to ourselves ; and we cannot secure it , except by being joined to the Lord by a new creation of our souls . Our Saviour , in what he said to Nicodemus , is abundantly explicit with ...
We neglect this salvation if we do not secure it to ourselves ; and we cannot secure it , except by being joined to the Lord by a new creation of our souls . Our Saviour , in what he said to Nicodemus , is abundantly explicit with ...
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If we will lay aside railing , and content ourselves with reasoning , we must admit , that what Christ told Nicodemus to be necessary , is actually necessary to every one who enters into the kingdom of heaven .
If we will lay aside railing , and content ourselves with reasoning , we must admit , that what Christ told Nicodemus to be necessary , is actually necessary to every one who enters into the kingdom of heaven .
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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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