The Works, Volum 1Garland Pub., 1977 - 396 pàgines |
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Pàgina 41
... himself ; but that he was brought into be- ing by fome agent , that was more able , wife , and powerful than himself . For he that knows how un- able he is to continue himself in being , cannot but know that he did not bring himself ...
... himself ; but that he was brought into be- ing by fome agent , that was more able , wife , and powerful than himself . For he that knows how un- able he is to continue himself in being , cannot but know that he did not bring himself ...
Pàgina 97
... himself , and his own ends of God , of the world , of truth , of religion ; and all these he sub- ordinates to his ... himself falfe , perfidious , and bafe , he doth not know whom he may truft : for he doth not think there may be a ...
... himself , and his own ends of God , of the world , of truth , of religion ; and all these he sub- ordinates to his ... himself falfe , perfidious , and bafe , he doth not know whom he may truft : for he doth not think there may be a ...
Pàgina 152
... himself according to fuch knowledge , and always hold himself to that , which his judg- ment tells him is the good and right . Thefe two things , I declare to you , are folid and substantial in religion ; neceffary and indifpenfible ...
... himself according to fuch knowledge , and always hold himself to that , which his judg- ment tells him is the good and right . Thefe two things , I declare to you , are folid and substantial in religion ; neceffary and indifpenfible ...
Continguts
The Shortness of Human Charity Jonah iv | 1 |
The fecret Blafting of Mcn Pfalm xxxix 11 When | 74 |
The Malignity of Popery | 146 |
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