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... and sentenced to such an happiness or misery , as will be incomparably greater than any thing , nay , than all thou didst ever feel or see , hear of or imagine . These weighty truths are taught and established in some measure by the ...
... and sentenced to such an happiness or misery , as will be incomparably greater than any thing , nay , than all thou didst ever feel or see , hear of or imagine . These weighty truths are taught and established in some measure by the ...
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unto whom the Lord shall say , " Come ye blessed , and not , Depart ye cursed ; if thou dost not readily welcome , and diligently use , any proper helps for the avoiding of the heaviest , endless misery , and for the attaining of the ...
unto whom the Lord shall say , " Come ye blessed , and not , Depart ye cursed ; if thou dost not readily welcome , and diligently use , any proper helps for the avoiding of the heaviest , endless misery , and for the attaining of the ...
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There is misery more than enough in hell , to necessitate a prevention by any temporary labours , wants and sufferings , and an abundantly sufficient happiness in heaven , to encourage a stedfast perseverance in the work of the Lord ...
There is misery more than enough in hell , to necessitate a prevention by any temporary labours , wants and sufferings , and an abundantly sufficient happiness in heaven , to encourage a stedfast perseverance in the work of the Lord ...
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Others because they feel no harm fear none , and so sleep upon the top of the mast ; to them I shall shew the misery of the unconverted , Others sit still , because they see not their way out ; to them I shall ' shew the means of ...
Others because they feel no harm fear none , and so sleep upon the top of the mast ; to them I shall shew the misery of the unconverted , Others sit still , because they see not their way out ; to them I shall ' shew the means of ...
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Here is the root of man's misery by the fall ; he is turned aside to the creature , instead of God , and gives that esteem , confidence and affection to the crea . ture , that is due to him alone , Rom . i . 25 , Matt . x .
Here is the root of man's misery by the fall ; he is turned aside to the creature , instead of God , and gives that esteem , confidence and affection to the crea . ture , that is due to him alone , Rom . i . 25 , Matt . x .
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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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