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... sense of the divine glory and prefence , which filled him with delight ; and inftantly conceived the purpose of an entire reform in his conduct . His mind under- went a total change : -yet ftill his ideas of Jefus Chrift were deeply ...
... sense of the divine glory and prefence , which filled him with delight ; and inftantly conceived the purpose of an entire reform in his conduct . His mind under- went a total change : -yet ftill his ideas of Jefus Chrift were deeply ...
Pagina 387
Another characteristic of gospel - truth is , that it is agreeable to COMMON SENSE , and does not contradict any principle of found reafon . Or in other words , that it is not attended with any glaring abfurdity . It is , indeed , no ...
Another characteristic of gospel - truth is , that it is agreeable to COMMON SENSE , and does not contradict any principle of found reafon . Or in other words , that it is not attended with any glaring abfurdity . It is , indeed , no ...
Pagina 439
... sense of our own inde- pendence . If there be a man , who dares not even trust his own imagination with the fancied change of his circumstances , he muft neceffarily be effeminate , irrefolute , and temporizing . He that loves ...
... sense of our own inde- pendence . If there be a man , who dares not even trust his own imagination with the fancied change of his circumstances , he muft neceffarily be effeminate , irrefolute , and temporizing . He that loves ...
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