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He answers the question himself by observing , He hath said in his heart , Thou will not require it . This is the reason assigned for the contempt of the wicked ; and it is a good one , because it explains ...
He answers the question himself by observing , He hath said in his heart , Thou will not require it . This is the reason assigned for the contempt of the wicked ; and it is a good one , because it explains ...
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This matter would be sufficiently clear , had we only the dictates of reason to govern us in our judgment . But we have the testimony of God himself . It is plainly to be seen , and it is solemnly communicated upon the pages of his Word ...
This matter would be sufficiently clear , had we only the dictates of reason to govern us in our judgment . But we have the testimony of God himself . It is plainly to be seen , and it is solemnly communicated upon the pages of his Word ...
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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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For our ability to come to Christ , we are undoubtedly indebted to God , whose work it is to renew the heart ; but we are still altogether without excuse since the only reason that we do not come is , that we will not .
For our ability to come to Christ , we are undoubtedly indebted to God , whose work it is to renew the heart ; but we are still altogether without excuse since the only reason that we do not come is , that we will not .
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... of reason , and analogy , do we conclude , that those animosities which hinder the peace of this world , would not hinder the peace of any other world ; and that those will live hereafter as brethren , who live here as enemies ?
... of reason , and analogy , do we conclude , that those animosities which hinder the peace of this world , would not hinder the peace of any other world ; and that those will live hereafter as brethren , who live here as enemies ?
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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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