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Page 130
I have heretofore mentioned to you this source of inquietude , but the evil , as I
fear , is a growing evil , and it is mine to lament its progress . One class of
Universalists come forward , blasphemously affirming , that all those types and
figures ...
I have heretofore mentioned to you this source of inquietude , but the evil , as I
fear , is a growing evil , and it is mine to lament its progress . One class of
Universalists come forward , blasphemously affirming , that all those types and
figures ...
Page 262
In each of these characters , by the grace of God , I still continue . I pass through
evil and through good report ; some take friendly , and some malicious notice of
me : ' the former , actuated by that love which thinketh no evil , take pleasure in ...
In each of these characters , by the grace of God , I still continue . I pass through
evil and through good report ; some take friendly , and some malicious notice of
me : ' the former , actuated by that love which thinketh no evil , take pleasure in ...
Page 315
It will never be of any advantage to tell mankind that evil is good ; you may as
well tell them that light is darkness , and pain , pleasure . What , though both may
be alike to the Creator , whom our conduct cannot essentially affect , as he is an ...
It will never be of any advantage to tell mankind that evil is good ; you may as
well tell them that light is darkness , and pain , pleasure . What , though both may
be alike to the Creator , whom our conduct cannot essentially affect , as he is an ...
Page 316
Sir , evil has not lost its name ; nor did Jesus Christ come so much to let us know ,
“ what we call evil he ordained , and for good ordained it , " as to destroy this evil .
Why , what a dreadful , shocking idea it is , to hold up among poor , ignorant ...
Sir , evil has not lost its name ; nor did Jesus Christ come so much to let us know ,
“ what we call evil he ordained , and for good ordained it , " as to destroy this evil .
Why , what a dreadful , shocking idea it is , to hold up among poor , ignorant ...
Page 389
Let us then , my dear Madam , cease to tremble in the fear of evil tidings ; for no
evil can come into the city , of which God doth not take cognizance ; and it is God
who saith , Hitherto shalt thou go , but no farther , and here shall thy proud waves
...
Let us then , my dear Madam , cease to tremble in the fear of evil tidings ; for no
evil can come into the city , of which God doth not take cognizance ; and it is God
who saith , Hitherto shalt thou go , but no farther , and here shall thy proud waves
...
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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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