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... see and enjoy God himself in completed holiness and everlasting bliss ; and those , on the other hand , that are reprobated and damned , shall never be admitted into the regions of light , nor yet be favoured with a glimpse thereof ...
... see and enjoy God himself in completed holiness and everlasting bliss ; and those , on the other hand , that are reprobated and damned , shall never be admitted into the regions of light , nor yet be favoured with a glimpse thereof ...
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... the most concerning truths , and weightiest arguments can never be so represented and enforced , as to overcome thy sensual , worldly inclinations , rescue thee from the dominion of sin and satan , and bring thee back to God .
... the most concerning truths , and weightiest arguments can never be so represented and enforced , as to overcome thy sensual , worldly inclinations , rescue thee from the dominion of sin and satan , and bring thee back to God .
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Brethren , I am of the same mind as ever , that holi . ness is the best choice , that there is no entering into heaven but by the straight passages of the second birth , that without holiness you shall never see God , Heb . xii . 14.
Brethren , I am of the same mind as ever , that holi . ness is the best choice , that there is no entering into heaven but by the straight passages of the second birth , that without holiness you shall never see God , Heb . xii . 14.
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into a voluntary banishment , and never returned more , that they might , by virtue of their oath , be engaged to the perpetual observance of his laws . Methinks I should be glad of the hard conditions which he endured ( though I love ...
into a voluntary banishment , and never returned more , that they might , by virtue of their oath , be engaged to the perpetual observance of his laws . Methinks I should be glad of the hard conditions which he endured ( though I love ...
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Surely if the lamp of profession would have served the turn , the foolish virgins had never been shut out , Matt . xxv . 3. 12 . We find not only professors , but preachers of Christ and wonderworkers , turned off , because evil workers ...
Surely if the lamp of profession would have served the turn , the foolish virgins had never been shut out , Matt . xxv . 3. 12 . We find not only professors , but preachers of Christ and wonderworkers , turned off , because evil workers ...
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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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