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Page 118
Suppose , for example , we , who have now preached that you are redeemed
from the curse of the law , in consequence of Jesus being made a curse for you ;
that you who being unrighteous , could in such a character , have no inheritance
in ...
Suppose , for example , we , who have now preached that you are redeemed
from the curse of the law , in consequence of Jesus being made a curse for you ;
that you who being unrighteous , could in such a character , have no inheritance
in ...
Page 199
The letter , however , is not thus invariable , nor is this of much consequence , as
the life belongeth not to the letter , but to the spirit . It is the spirit we know which
quickeneth . Our blessed Master gave ' the first preachers of the gospel a ...
The letter , however , is not thus invariable , nor is this of much consequence , as
the life belongeth not to the letter , but to the spirit . It is the spirit we know which
quickeneth . Our blessed Master gave ' the first preachers of the gospel a ...
Page 242
But the man voluntarily put himself into the condition of his deceived wife ,
although he was apprized death , inevitable death , would be the certain
consequence . Thus the maker , the husband of the creature he had made , was
not deceived ...
But the man voluntarily put himself into the condition of his deceived wife ,
although he was apprized death , inevitable death , would be the certain
consequence . Thus the maker , the husband of the creature he had made , was
not deceived ...
Page 303
Some are Universalists , in consequence of believing that God is too good , too
benevolent to punish his creatures hereafter , let the scriptures say what they will
. Such are deists . Some Universalists believe in a future state , and that the law
of ...
Some are Universalists , in consequence of believing that God is too good , too
benevolent to punish his creatures hereafter , let the scriptures say what they will
. Such are deists . Some Universalists believe in a future state , and that the law
of ...
Page 324
Believers of such a doctrine would bear no resemblance to the believers of the
doctrines of God our Saviour , who , in consequence of their believing that Jesus
by the grace of God tasted death for them , can now serve God without fear , not ...
Believers of such a doctrine would bear no resemblance to the believers of the
doctrines of God our Saviour , who , in consequence of their believing that Jesus
by the grace of God tasted death for them , can now serve God without fear , not ...
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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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