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These weighty truths are taught and established in some measure by the light of nature , but much more clearly and firmly by the oracles of God in the holy scriptures . Besides what they say of the different states of separated souls ...
These weighty truths are taught and established in some measure by the light of nature , but much more clearly and firmly by the oracles of God in the holy scriptures . Besides what they say of the different states of separated souls ...
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Such is the corruption of our nature , that it utterly disables us to make a saving use of outward means , without inward aids . Unless the Spirit , by his powerful operations , work thee into a serious teachavle temper , set home the ...
Such is the corruption of our nature , that it utterly disables us to make a saving use of outward means , without inward aids . Unless the Spirit , by his powerful operations , work thee into a serious teachavle temper , set home the ...
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6 , for the mother of devotion : they that know man's constitution , and the nature of the reasonable soul's operation , cannot but know that the understanding having the empire in the soul , he that will go rationally_to work must ...
6 , for the mother of devotion : they that know man's constitution , and the nature of the reasonable soul's operation , cannot but know that the understanding having the empire in the soul , he that will go rationally_to work must ...
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... as well as remove the troubles and fears of others , that think they are not converted , when they are ; I shall shew you the nature of conversion , both negatively , or what it is not , and positively , what it is .
... as well as remove the troubles and fears of others , that think they are not converted , when they are ; I shall shew you the nature of conversion , both negatively , or what it is not , and positively , what it is .
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Because then there would be no reason why it should be confined only to the seed of believers ; for both the law of God , and the nature of charity , requires us to use the means of conversion for all , as far as we can have opportunity ...
Because then there would be no reason why it should be confined only to the seed of believers ; for both the law of God , and the nature of charity , requires us to use the means of conversion for all , as far as we can have opportunity ...
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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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