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Instead of comparing spiritual things with spiritual , to get the meaning of the whole , by making out a real agreement where there is some apparent discordance , such persons take a course directly the reverse , for The , way of the ...
Instead of comparing spiritual things with spiritual , to get the meaning of the whole , by making out a real agreement where there is some apparent discordance , such persons take a course directly the reverse , for The , way of the ...
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Many have as many objects of attention as there are persons within their sight ; or as there are articles of dress to be seen upon those persons . That in such cases the eye is more occupied than the ear , no one can doubt , who credits ...
Many have as many objects of attention as there are persons within their sight ; or as there are articles of dress to be seen upon those persons . That in such cases the eye is more occupied than the ear , no one can doubt , who credits ...
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In the settlement of an account , though we should find much credited , there might be so much more charged against us ; as to require a surrendry of all our possessions , and even of our persons . Would any creditor think himself in ...
In the settlement of an account , though we should find much credited , there might be so much more charged against us ; as to require a surrendry of all our possessions , and even of our persons . Would any creditor think himself in ...
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... any more than any thing can , which is unmerciful . This must be alike obvious to persons of all religious persuasions . But what favorable conclusion can we draw up respecting the future happiness of all mankind , from the 22.
... any more than any thing can , which is unmerciful . This must be alike obvious to persons of all religious persuasions . But what favorable conclusion can we draw up respecting the future happiness of all mankind , from the 22.
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If any mass of population were to be removed from one extreme of this land , or of this world , to the opposite extreme , would the change of place produce such an internal change , that those persons who had been apart , would come ...
If any mass of population were to be removed from one extreme of this land , or of this world , to the opposite extreme , would the change of place produce such an internal change , that those persons who had been apart , would come ...
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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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