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When thou hast seriously considered and resolved , proceed presently to practice , with all thy might , and without the least delay . ' Tis commonly a work of some time to alter the temper of the soul , and change the course of the life ...
When thou hast seriously considered and resolved , proceed presently to practice , with all thy might , and without the least delay . ' Tis commonly a work of some time to alter the temper of the soul , and change the course of the life ...
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The free and resolved choice of the will is determined for the ways of Christ before all the pleasures of sin , and prosperities of the world , Ps . cxix . 103 , 127 , 162. His consent is not extorted by some extremity of anguish ...
The free and resolved choice of the will is determined for the ways of Christ before all the pleasures of sin , and prosperities of the world , Ps . cxix . 103 , 127 , 162. His consent is not extorted by some extremity of anguish ...
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They are through his grace ) freely resolved for his service , and do it out of choice , not as slaves , but as the son or spouse , from a spring of love , and a loyal mind . In a word , the laws of Christ are the converi's love ...
They are through his grace ) freely resolved for his service , and do it out of choice , not as slaves , but as the son or spouse , from a spring of love , and a loyal mind . In a word , the laws of Christ are the converi's love ...
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We may not set God's attributes at variance : God is resolved to glorify mercy , but not with the prejudice of truth ; as the presumptuous sinner will find , to his everlasting sorrow . Obj . Why , but we hope in Jesus Christ , we put ...
We may not set God's attributes at variance : God is resolved to glorify mercy , but not with the prejudice of truth ; as the presumptuous sinner will find , to his everlasting sorrow . Obj . Why , but we hope in Jesus Christ , we put ...
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... either turn or burn : there is an unchangeable necessity of the change of thy condition , except thou art resolved to abide the worst of it , and try it out with the Almighty . If thou lovest thy life , O man , arise and come away .
... either turn or burn : there is an unchangeable necessity of the change of thy condition , except thou art resolved to abide the worst of it , and try it out with the Almighty . If thou lovest thy life , O man , arise and come away .
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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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