The Works, Volum 1Garland Pub., 1977 - 396 pàgines |
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Pàgina 65
... intend well , or you do not ; if you do , you are upright ; if you do not , you are hy- pocrites . It goes mighty far in religion , that a man doth fimply , honestly , and in plainness of heart , mean and intend God and goodness ...
... intend well , or you do not ; if you do , you are upright ; if you do not , you are hy- pocrites . It goes mighty far in religion , that a man doth fimply , honestly , and in plainness of heart , mean and intend God and goodness ...
Pàgina 80
... intend punishment at all , neither doth he look at any provocation , nor hath displea- fure at the person ; and this was plainly good Job's cafe . For in the beginning of the first chapter , Job hath God's recommendation to the full ...
... intend punishment at all , neither doth he look at any provocation , nor hath displea- fure at the person ; and this was plainly good Job's cafe . For in the beginning of the first chapter , Job hath God's recommendation to the full ...
Pàgina 171
... intend to murder him , but to rid themselves of an enemy . They may declare that which is falfe , and deny that which is true , because they intend the credit of their church and religion ; and this intention shall excuse them from ...
... intend to murder him , but to rid themselves of an enemy . They may declare that which is falfe , and deny that which is true , because they intend the credit of their church and religion ; and this intention shall excuse them from ...
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