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... called to account in another world for what thou dost in this , it would be thy wisdom to take the safest course , and not to run the constant hazard of being dragged by death to judgment before thou art prepared to meet thy Judge .
... called to account in another world for what thou dost in this , it would be thy wisdom to take the safest course , and not to run the constant hazard of being dragged by death to judgment before thou art prepared to meet thy Judge .
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I hope therefore thou wilt peruse so short a discourse , and art not unwilling to do it in such a manner , as to grow acquainted with , and be persuaded to thy great duty , and , which is inseparable from it , thy greatest advantage .
I hope therefore thou wilt peruse so short a discourse , and art not unwilling to do it in such a manner , as to grow acquainted with , and be persuaded to thy great duty , and , which is inseparable from it , thy greatest advantage .
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importunate for , and if a father will grant his son what he asks and wants , much more will thy heavenly Father give thee the ... Consider seriously what thou readest , and work it on thy soul as far as thou art concerned therein .
importunate for , and if a father will grant his son what he asks and wants , much more will thy heavenly Father give thee the ... Consider seriously what thou readest , and work it on thy soul as far as thou art concerned therein .
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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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have escaped those gross pollutions of the world , and yet not have changed thy swinish nature all tbe while , 2 Pet . ii . 20 , 22 . ... and let go thy self - deluding hopes , than a find thyself in trell before thou art aware ?
have escaped those gross pollutions of the world , and yet not have changed thy swinish nature all tbe while , 2 Pet . ii . 20 , 22 . ... and let go thy self - deluding hopes , than a find thyself in trell before thou art aware ?
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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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