The Works, Volum 1Garland Pub., 1977 - 396 pàgines |
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Pàgina 36
... leave the world , fince our welfare to eternity de- pends upon it . We are , I fay , highly concerned , f . to order our conversations in the world , fo to go- vern cur fpirits , and lead fuch lives , as when we shall come to leave the ...
... leave the world , fince our welfare to eternity de- pends upon it . We are , I fay , highly concerned , f . to order our conversations in the world , fo to go- vern cur fpirits , and lead fuch lives , as when we shall come to leave the ...
Pàgina 237
... leave off upon the fame terms he did begin , when we were in a state of fin , and when we were enemies to him by wicked works . He did begin then , when he found us in our blood . It is easy for us to believe that God , who of his own ...
... leave off upon the fame terms he did begin , when we were in a state of fin , and when we were enemies to him by wicked works . He did begin then , when he found us in our blood . It is easy for us to believe that God , who of his own ...
Pàgina 371
Benjamin Whichcote. God , forafmuch as he will not leave them , till they first leave him . And indeed this is a very profitable work to call upon men to answer the principles of their creation , to fulfil natural light , to answer na ...
Benjamin Whichcote. God , forafmuch as he will not leave them , till they first leave him . And indeed this is a very profitable work to call upon men to answer the principles of their creation , to fulfil natural light , to answer na ...
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