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Unless the Spirit , by his powerful operations , work thee into a serious teachavle temper , set home the attempts of God's messengers , and give them an efficacy far beyond their own , the most concerning truths , and weightiest ...
Unless the Spirit , by his powerful operations , work thee into a serious teachavle temper , set home the attempts of God's messengers , and give them an efficacy far beyond their own , the most concerning truths , and weightiest ...
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importunate for , and if a father will grant his son what he asks and wants , much more will thy heavenly Father give thee the Holy Spirit for all needful purposes , to produce all those effects in thee that are truly necessary for ...
importunate for , and if a father will grant his son what he asks and wants , much more will thy heavenly Father give thee the Holy Spirit for all needful purposes , to produce all those effects in thee that are truly necessary for ...
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... and they oft direct and command thee to seek for glory , and honour , and immortality , by patient continuance in well doing ; to be faithful unto death , whatever it cost thee , that thy Lord may give thee a crown of life .
... and they oft direct and command thee to seek for glory , and honour , and immortality , by patient continuance in well doing ; to be faithful unto death , whatever it cost thee , that thy Lord may give thee a crown of life .
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DEARLY beloved , and longed for , I gladly acknowledge myself a debtor to you all , and am concerned , as I would be found a good steward to the household of God , to give to every onc his portion . But the physician is most solicitous ...
DEARLY beloved , and longed for , I gladly acknowledge myself a debtor to you all , and am concerned , as I would be found a good steward to the household of God , to give to every onc his portion . But the physician is most solicitous ...
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Shall I make an oration to the rocks , or declaim to the mountains , and think to move them with arguments ? Shall I give the blind to see ? From the be . ginning of the world was it not heard that a man opened the eyes of the blind .
Shall I make an oration to the rocks , or declaim to the mountains , and think to move them with arguments ? Shall I give the blind to see ? From the be . ginning of the world was it not heard that a man opened the eyes of the blind .
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| Title | An Alarm to Unconverted Sinners, in a Serious Treatise |
| Author | Joseph Alleine |
| Publisher | C. Spear, 1816 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 25 Nov 2008 |
| Length | 300 pages |
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