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Page 19
In seasons when religion excites the attention of a people , do we not find attentive heads of families , laying aside their excuses , and availing themselves of the privileges of their own family altars ?
In seasons when religion excites the attention of a people , do we not find attentive heads of families , laying aside their excuses , and availing themselves of the privileges of their own family altars ?
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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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THE Jews had the scriptures of the Old Testament ; and the scribes , and pharisees , were the public teachers of religion . Very incorrect ideas had these teachers of the subject which they undertook to explain ; as may be seen by all ...
THE Jews had the scriptures of the Old Testament ; and the scribes , and pharisees , were the public teachers of religion . Very incorrect ideas had these teachers of the subject which they undertook to explain ; as may be seen by all ...
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Upon the sabbath he went to the synagogue and reasoned among the Jews , and with such Gentiles , as met with them upon the subject of religion . But his preaching in the synagogue appears not to have been of long continu ance ; for when ...
Upon the sabbath he went to the synagogue and reasoned among the Jews , and with such Gentiles , as met with them upon the subject of religion . But his preaching in the synagogue appears not to have been of long continu ance ; for when ...
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By milk therefore , he intended , the first principles of religion , which he supposed every child of God , having a capacity to understand , however young , and inexperienced he might be , would be able to receive , as the infant ...
By milk therefore , he intended , the first principles of religion , which he supposed every child of God , having a capacity to understand , however young , and inexperienced he might be , would be able to receive , as the infant ...
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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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