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Samuel Clarke John Clarke. I. reason , our Saviour , in exhorting his Dif- SER M ciples to take care of their eternal Intereft , bids them , comparatively fpeaking , to take No thought what they should eat , or what they should drink ...
Samuel Clarke John Clarke. I. reason , our Saviour , in exhorting his Dif- SER M ciples to take care of their eternal Intereft , bids them , comparatively fpeaking , to take No thought what they should eat , or what they should drink ...
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... reason- ably , ( according to the forementioned Ar- gument drawn by our Lord from the im- poffibility of ferving both God and Mam- mon , ) they may very reasonably be under- stood only as a Prohibition of That Care of the World , which ...
... reason- ably , ( according to the forementioned Ar- gument drawn by our Lord from the im- poffibility of ferving both God and Mam- mon , ) they may very reasonably be under- stood only as a Prohibition of That Care of the World , which ...
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... reason subjoined by our Saviour in the laft claufe : For your heavenly Father know- eth , that ye have need of all these things . Our heavenly Father's knowing that we have need of all these things , is not a rea- fon against our taking ...
... reason subjoined by our Saviour in the laft claufe : For your heavenly Father know- eth , that ye have need of all these things . Our heavenly Father's knowing that we have need of all these things , is not a rea- fon against our taking ...
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... reason- able perfons by many strong Arguments and most powerful Motives . ' Tis equi- table in the nature of things , that men confcious of their own Frailnefs , fenfible of their own Weakneffes and Paffions , and of their aptnefs to be ...
... reason- able perfons by many strong Arguments and most powerful Motives . ' Tis equi- table in the nature of things , that men confcious of their own Frailnefs , fenfible of their own Weakneffes and Paffions , and of their aptnefs to be ...
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