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Page 111
I really think they want , whether they know it or not , to be taught the way of the
Lord more perfectly . But I a little suspect , they are amicted with that plague of the
heart , spiritual pride , they will not submit to be taught , even by our Lord or his ...
I really think they want , whether they know it or not , to be taught the way of the
Lord more perfectly . But I a little suspect , they are amicted with that plague of the
heart , spiritual pride , they will not submit to be taught , even by our Lord or his ...
Page 175
What strange events can strike with more surprise , Than those which lately
struck thy wondering eyes , Yet taught by these , confess the Almighty just , And
where you can't unriddle , learn to trust . ” I confess there are many things in the
sacred ...
What strange events can strike with more surprise , Than those which lately
struck thy wondering eyes , Yet taught by these , confess the Almighty just , And
where you can't unriddle , learn to trust . ” I confess there are many things in the
sacred ...
Page 221
horrence , and so will all mankind , when all mankind shall be taught of God ; and
being taught by this unerring Spirit , they shall all know him from the least of them
unto the greatest . I could pursue this subject with ineffable delight ; it is a ...
horrence , and so will all mankind , when all mankind shall be taught of God ; and
being taught by this unerring Spirit , they shall all know him from the least of them
unto the greatest . I could pursue this subject with ineffable delight ; it is a ...
Page 256
... turned a single individual from the error of his ways , and taught him the things
that made for his everlasting peace , than if you had ' taught the whole world
every principle of music , that your extensive genius has given you to
coinprehend .
... turned a single individual from the error of his ways , and taught him the things
that made for his everlasting peace , than if you had ' taught the whole world
every principle of music , that your extensive genius has given you to
coinprehend .
Page 399
Few , among preachers or hearers , appear to be taught by that Spirit , from which
the prophets and apostles received their teaching . Much confusion is
consequent upon this fact ; the people are per . plexed ; the trumpet is blown with
an ...
Few , among preachers or hearers , appear to be taught by that Spirit , from which
the prophets and apostles received their teaching . Much confusion is
consequent upon this fact ; the people are per . plexed ; the trumpet is blown with
an ...
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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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