Sermons...J.P. Knapton, 1744 |
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... plain , that All Thanks are due to him for whatever good we receive ; and no man has any juft reafon to repine against Providence , for the want of fuch good things as he has no right to demand . As to the Calamities and Troubles ...
... plain , that All Thanks are due to him for whatever good we receive ; and no man has any juft reafon to repine against Providence , for the want of fuch good things as he has no right to demand . As to the Calamities and Troubles ...
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... plain and obvious , in the nature of the Thing , and in the construction and connexion of the Words themselves , as other the most B 2 ufual I. SER M.ufual figures and comparative ways of ex- preffion in Worldly Matters . 3.
... plain and obvious , in the nature of the Thing , and in the construction and connexion of the Words themselves , as other the most B 2 ufual I. SER M.ufual figures and comparative ways of ex- preffion in Worldly Matters . 3.
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... plain he does not mean to encourage us ( in general and ordinary cafes ) to neglect the ufual and natural means of providing for our Subfiftence ; but only ( as I before obferved ) forbids fuch a Sollicitude about Worldly Affairs , as ...
... plain he does not mean to encourage us ( in general and ordinary cafes ) to neglect the ufual and natural means of providing for our Subfiftence ; but only ( as I before obferved ) forbids fuch a Sollicitude about Worldly Affairs , as ...
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... plain Command of God , then immediately and expressly given to That people ; there- fore , however fmall the Offence may seem as to the Matter of it , yet ( which is al- ways the main Circumftance of aggrava- tion , ) it being ...
... plain Command of God , then immediately and expressly given to That people ; there- fore , however fmall the Offence may seem as to the Matter of it , yet ( which is al- ways the main Circumftance of aggrava- tion , ) it being ...
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... plain the nature , and fet forth the ' true defign of the Gospel ; which for the most part in thofe Difcourfes is called the Kingdom of Heaven , to exprefs the great- nefs and excellency of that Difpenfation . And lastly , the Hiftory ...
... plain the nature , and fet forth the ' true defign of the Gospel ; which for the most part in thofe Difcourfes is called the Kingdom of Heaven , to exprefs the great- nefs and excellency of that Difpenfation . And lastly , the Hiftory ...
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