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Page 120
... Spirit of God , ( befides which , little more on this head is revealed ) we believe , that it directed the apostles , and enabled them to propagate the gof- fpel - and that it will affift all good men in the confcientious difcharge of a ...
... Spirit of God , ( befides which , little more on this head is revealed ) we believe , that it directed the apostles , and enabled them to propagate the gof- fpel - and that it will affift all good men in the confcientious difcharge of a ...
Page 164
... Spirit . Q. Why is he called the Holy Ghoft ? A. Because of his office , which is in Christ's flead to fanctify , or make holy the church .. Q. How do you prove that our fanc- tification proceeds from the Holy Ghost ? A. From I Cor . vi ...
... Spirit . Q. Why is he called the Holy Ghoft ? A. Because of his office , which is in Christ's flead to fanctify , or make holy the church .. Q. How do you prove that our fanc- tification proceeds from the Holy Ghost ? A. From I Cor . vi ...
Page 199
... Spirit , through the fame our Lord Jefus Chrift , who liveth and reigneth with thee , and the fame Spirit , ever one God , world without end . Amen . 2. St. Stephen . Grant , O Lord , that in all our fuf- ferings here upon earth , for ...
... Spirit , through the fame our Lord Jefus Chrift , who liveth and reigneth with thee , and the fame Spirit , ever one God , world without end . Amen . 2. St. Stephen . Grant , O Lord , that in all our fuf- ferings here upon earth , for ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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