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Mr. J. a religious friend , visited me not long since , and after many questions
remarked , « Well , suppose Mr. Murray's principles and Mr. Relly's writings
should be true , even then I shall be as happy as they or you . ”Well , Sir , I have
no ...
Mr. J. a religious friend , visited me not long since , and after many questions
remarked , « Well , suppose Mr. Murray's principles and Mr. Relly's writings
should be true , even then I shall be as happy as they or you . ”Well , Sir , I have
no ...
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Suppose the family of some father to consist of six children ; and suppose this
father possessed the power to render them all lovely , amiable , good , and happy
; yet , notwithstanding this his acknowledged power , he not only allows in two of
...
Suppose the family of some father to consist of six children ; and suppose this
father possessed the power to render them all lovely , amiable , good , and happy
; yet , notwithstanding this his acknowledged power , he not only allows in two of
...
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M. I presume you do not suppose that one nation will be separated from another
? Mr. H. No , Sir ; some of all nations . M. I presume you do not suppose the
individuals gathered together will be real sheep and goats ? Mr. H. Certainly not ,
Sir ...
M. I presume you do not suppose that one nation will be separated from another
? Mr. H. No , Sir ; some of all nations . M. I presume you do not suppose the
individuals gathered together will be real sheep and goats ? Mr. H. Certainly not ,
Sir ...
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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 355
Were not these two last passages given by you to Mr. I. ? I should rather suppose
they were . Is it possible he could look at these passages , and not feel
confounded ? I promise you he will be confounded , when he sees them fulfilled .
Do but ...
Were not these two last passages given by you to Mr. I. ? I should rather suppose
they were . Is it possible he could look at these passages , and not feel
confounded ? I promise you he will be confounded , when he sees them fulfilled .
Do but ...
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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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