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Page 114
... believe the fecond article of our creed , let us next confider the re- maining articles - the hiftory of Chrift , as delivered in fcripture , and the bene- fits which he procured for us - the affift- ance of the Holy Spirit - the ...
... believe the fecond article of our creed , let us next confider the re- maining articles - the hiftory of Chrift , as delivered in fcripture , and the bene- fits which he procured for us - the affift- ance of the Holy Spirit - the ...
Page 121
... believe , that all true and fincere chriftians , of whatever commu- nion , or particular opinion , shall be the objects of God's mercy . The patriar- chal covenant was confined to a few . The jewish church stood alfo on a very narrow ...
... believe , that all true and fincere chriftians , of whatever commu- nion , or particular opinion , shall be the objects of God's mercy . The patriar- chal covenant was confined to a few . The jewish church stood alfo on a very narrow ...
Page 159
... believe concerning God the Father . Q. The fecond thing you promifed , was to believe all the articles of the chriftian faith ; what do you mean by articles of the christian faith ? A. I thereby mean fuch points of the doctrine revealed ...
... believe concerning God the Father . Q. The fecond thing you promifed , was to believe all the articles of the chriftian faith ; what do you mean by articles of the christian faith ? A. I thereby mean fuch points of the doctrine revealed ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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