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L. It is called a Baptist meeting , Sir ; but we , the people , are now called
Murrayites , because the greatest part of us are very much attached to that
gentleman as a preacher , and fully believe the doctrine he has preached in this
place . Min .
L. It is called a Baptist meeting , Sir ; but we , the people , are now called
Murrayites , because the greatest part of us are very much attached to that
gentleman as a preacher , and fully believe the doctrine he has preached in this
place . Min .
Page 70
The servant returned : Massa say you please walk up , Sir . The gentleman was
suffering from the Erysipelas , vulgarly called St. Anthony's fire . Murray . I am
sorry to see you in this situation , Sir . Sick . Gen. Aye , faith , it is a miserable
situation ...
The servant returned : Massa say you please walk up , Sir . The gentleman was
suffering from the Erysipelas , vulgarly called St. Anthony's fire . Murray . I am
sorry to see you in this situation , Sir . Sick . Gen. Aye , faith , it is a miserable
situation ...
Page 241
But again , the image of God thus made , had in himself the woman that was to be
called his wife , and it was while she lay hid in him , the husband , that God spake
to both in one ; he blessed both in one ; he gave the law to both in one ; and ...
But again , the image of God thus made , had in himself the woman that was to be
called his wife , and it was while she lay hid in him , the husband , that God spake
to both in one ; he blessed both in one ; he gave the law to both in one ; and ...
Page 349
It is his nature and property , nor will he ever suffer any thing to turn up , either in
time or eternity , that will not , in some sort , contribute to his own glory , and to the
good of those creatures , whom he hath called into being . If he should thus ...
It is his nature and property , nor will he ever suffer any thing to turn up , either in
time or eternity , that will not , in some sort , contribute to his own glory , and to the
good of those creatures , whom he hath called into being . If he should thus ...
Page 403
It was for this purpose , that our transcendently august Master called us out of
darkness , into his marvellous light , that we may let our light shine before men by
love , and the labours of love . But who can love what does not appear lovely ?
It was for this purpose , that our transcendently august Master called us out of
darkness , into his marvellous light , that we may let our light shine before men by
love , and the labours of love . But who can love what does not appear lovely ?
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| Title | Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, Volume 2 Volume 2 of Letters and Sketches of Sermons: In Threee Volumes, John Murray Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, John Murray |
| Author | John Murray |
| Publisher | J. Belcher, 1812 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2018 |
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