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But by some it is maintained , that God , to whom all things are possible , might supply the deficiencies of any ... With whatever qualifications however , God might endue a creature , would he , by so doing make him any thing more than ...
But by some it is maintained , that God , to whom all things are possible , might supply the deficiencies of any ... With whatever qualifications however , God might endue a creature , would he , by so doing make him any thing more than ...
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... than what we find respecting the happiness of the righteous , after death , and their enjoyments on this side of the grave . Present circumstances make our conceptions so gross , that no language in which heavenly things might be ...
... than what we find respecting the happiness of the righteous , after death , and their enjoyments on this side of the grave . Present circumstances make our conceptions so gross , that no language in which heavenly things might be ...
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... And there shall in no wise enter into it any thing that defileth , neither whatsoever worketh abomination ... when speaking of Christ whose forerunner he himself was , he said among other things , Whose fan is in his hand , and he ...
... And there shall in no wise enter into it any thing that defileth , neither whatsoever worketh abomination ... when speaking of Christ whose forerunner he himself was , he said among other things , Whose fan is in his hand , and he ...
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Faith is the substance of things hoped for ; and the evidence of things not seen . The enjoyment which prophets and apostles had , and which ever attends the people of God , when they put their trust in him , no earthly consideration ...
Faith is the substance of things hoped for ; and the evidence of things not seen . The enjoyment which prophets and apostles had , and which ever attends the people of God , when they put their trust in him , no earthly consideration ...
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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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| 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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