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... a stedfast perseverance in the work of the Lord , though it were more harsh and grievous than sinners imagine . And even at present , religion is not without a reward ; yea , thou wilt find it , if thou triest as thou shouldst ...
... a stedfast perseverance in the work of the Lord , though it were more harsh and grievous than sinners imagine . And even at present , religion is not without a reward ; yea , thou wilt find it , if thou triest as thou shouldst ...
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And will God receive these for true converts , because turned to the Christian religion ? What ! converts from sin , when yet they do live in sin ? " Tis a visible contradiction . Surely if the lamp of profession would have served the ...
And will God receive these for true converts , because turned to the Christian religion ? What ! converts from sin , when yet they do live in sin ? " Tis a visible contradiction . Surely if the lamp of profession would have served the ...
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... if there be no more necessary to conversion or regeneration , than to be turned to the Christian religion , or to be baptized in infancy , this will fly directly in the face of that scripture , Matt . vii .
... if there be no more necessary to conversion or regeneration , than to be turned to the Christian religion , or to be baptized in infancy , this will fly directly in the face of that scripture , Matt . vii .
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Who more religious than the Jews , when God's hand was upon them ? Psal . Ixxviii . 34 , 85 , but no sooner was the affliction over , but they forgot God , and shewed their religion to be a fit , ver . 36 , 37.
Who more religious than the Jews , when God's hand was upon them ? Psal . Ixxviii . 34 , 85 , but no sooner was the affliction over , but they forgot God , and shewed their religion to be a fit , ver . 36 , 37.
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So a man may pass through divers transmutations , from ignorance to knowledge , from profaneness to civility , thence to a form of religion ; and all this while he is but carnal and unregenerate , while his nature remains unchanged .
So a man may pass through divers transmutations , from ignorance to knowledge , from profaneness to civility , thence to a form of religion ; and all this while he is but carnal and unregenerate , while his nature remains unchanged .
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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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