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Page 155
We ought not to wonder that his soul , his capacious soul , is so often disquieted :
he will , no doubt , have his clear and cloudy seasons all his journey through ;
and perhaps , his cloudy seasons may be very , very dark , accompanied by ...
We ought not to wonder that his soul , his capacious soul , is so often disquieted :
he will , no doubt , have his clear and cloudy seasons all his journey through ;
and perhaps , his cloudy seasons may be very , very dark , accompanied by ...
Page 269
Had James Relly departed under a cloud , it would , no doubt , have had a
tendency to have made blind eyes blinder , and hard hearts harder ; but , blessed
be God , you have assured me that his views of his Redeemer and his finished ...
Had James Relly departed under a cloud , it would , no doubt , have had a
tendency to have made blind eyes blinder , and hard hearts harder ; but , blessed
be God , you have assured me that his views of his Redeemer and his finished ...
Page 270
I have no doubt that God hath in Christ reconciled the world unto himself ; nor
have I any doubt of the end for which God was manifested in the flesh , being fully
answered , viz . the reconciling the world unto himself . I am persuaded that the ...
I have no doubt that God hath in Christ reconciled the world unto himself ; nor
have I any doubt of the end for which God was manifested in the flesh , being fully
answered , viz . the reconciling the world unto himself . I am persuaded that the ...
Page 297
No doubt the great Head of the church will do with , and by them and us , as
seemeth good in his sight ; and here , my valued friend and brother , we must , as
becometh the Christian character , leave this and every other matter . But the ...
No doubt the great Head of the church will do with , and by them and us , as
seemeth good in his sight ; and here , my valued friend and brother , we must , as
becometh the Christian character , leave this and every other matter . But the ...
Page 344
But why should I not doubt ? Are any more undeserving than myself ? Worse and
worse , undeserving indeed ! Good God , what has my deserts to do with the
matter in question ? What has merit to do with faith ? How dare we look to
ourselves ...
But why should I not doubt ? Are any more undeserving than myself ? Worse and
worse , undeserving indeed ! Good God , what has my deserts to do with the
matter in question ? What has merit to do with faith ? How dare we look to
ourselves ...
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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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