The Works, Volum 1Garland Pub., 1977 - 396 pàgines |
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Pàgina 36
... eternity ) for us all to lead fuch lives , upon which we may fafely die ; and to employ ourselves in fuch actions as are accountable when we come to leave the world , fince our welfare to eternity de- pends upon it . We are , I fay ...
... eternity ) for us all to lead fuch lives , upon which we may fafely die ; and to employ ourselves in fuch actions as are accountable when we come to leave the world , fince our welfare to eternity de- pends upon it . We are , I fay ...
Pàgina 264
... eternity ? That live and die in fuch a frame and temper , which is altogether unfit for the bufinefs and employment of eternity ? For if we expect to be happy , and to attend upon God , and holy angels , and faints in glory ; it is nc ...
... eternity ? That live and die in fuch a frame and temper , which is altogether unfit for the bufinefs and employment of eternity ? For if we expect to be happy , and to attend upon God , and holy angels , and faints in glory ; it is nc ...
Pàgina 279
... eternity , v . 11. 12. As a fhip that passeth over the waves of the water , which when it is gone by , the trace thereof cannot be found , neither the path - way of the keel in the waves . Or as a bird that hath flown through the air ...
... eternity , v . 11. 12. As a fhip that passeth over the waves of the water , which when it is gone by , the trace thereof cannot be found , neither the path - way of the keel in the waves . Or as a bird that hath flown through the air ...
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