The means of redressing, and the duty of forgiving injuries consider'd, a sermon1755 |
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... Wodnoth , John Wilkes , Thomas Hill , William Guy , The following Discourse publish'd at their Requeft , is with all Respect in- fcrib'd by Their most obedient Humble Servant , GEO . PERIAM . MATT . V. 39 . But I fay unto You.
... Wodnoth , John Wilkes , Thomas Hill , William Guy , The following Discourse publish'd at their Requeft , is with all Respect in- fcrib'd by Their most obedient Humble Servant , GEO . PERIAM . MATT . V. 39 . But I fay unto You.
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George Periam. MATT . V. 39 . But I fay unto You , that Ye refift not Evil . T HOUGH it is certainly an Argu- ment of the best , because the most Christian Temper , to pafs by an In- jury , yet so far are the Generality of Mankind from ...
George Periam. MATT . V. 39 . But I fay unto You , that Ye refift not Evil . T HOUGH it is certainly an Argu- ment of the best , because the most Christian Temper , to pafs by an In- jury , yet so far are the Generality of Mankind from ...
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... fay unto You ; yet least this Precept fhou'd either by weak Men be misun- derstood ; or afford Advantage to bad Men from the Readiness of fuch as are of a quiet and easy Temper to comply with them ; least Infolence and Injustice , which ...
... fay unto You ; yet least this Precept fhou'd either by weak Men be misun- derstood ; or afford Advantage to bad Men from the Readiness of fuch as are of a quiet and easy Temper to comply with them ; least Infolence and Injustice , which ...
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