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Page iii
... return of thy body to the earth ; and that then thou shalt be tried , 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 .
... return of thy body to the earth ; and that then thou shalt be tried , 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 .
Page iv
... with a glimpse thereof , but suffer with devils , in the blackness of darkness for ever , the perpetual gnawings of the worm that dieth not , and the extreme torments of unquenchable fire . Seeing then these things cannot be denied ...
... with a glimpse thereof , but suffer with devils , in the blackness of darkness for ever , the perpetual gnawings of the worm that dieth not , and the extreme torments of unquenchable fire . Seeing then these things cannot be denied ...
Page v
If thou wilt not be at a smalt expense of time and pains to read it over , if after the neglect of so many means of instruction this also be rejected , how justly mayest thou be destroyed for lack of knowl edge ? how soon may the things ...
If thou wilt not be at a smalt expense of time and pains to read it over , if after the neglect of so many means of instruction this also be rejected , how justly mayest thou be destroyed for lack of knowl edge ? how soon may the things ...
Page vii
Work then as he works in and with thee ; take into most serious consideration whatever is apt to promote thy recovery ; lay those things closest to heart , which are likeliest to cure the hardness thereof ;, inculcate and urge them ...
Work then as he works in and with thee ; take into most serious consideration whatever is apt to promote thy recovery ; lay those things closest to heart , which are likeliest to cure the hardness thereof ;, inculcate and urge them ...
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Tis well then if there be days enough before thee to do the one thing needful . To be sure , thou art not certain of an hour to spare ; the loss of so small a part may prove the loss of all . Besides , if thou puttest off thy ...
Tis well then if there be days enough before thee to do the one thing needful . To be sure , thou art not certain of an hour to spare ; the loss of so small a part may prove the loss of all . Besides , if thou puttest off thy ...
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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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