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Page 121
... church ; but 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 ...
... church ; but 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 ...
Page 156
... church for my chriftian education . Q. What are the privileges you re- ceive by being baptifed ? A. I am thereby ... church , and thereby united to Chrift as our head . Q. Why is a member of Chrift's church faid to be a member of Chrift ...
... church for my chriftian education . Q. What are the privileges you re- ceive by being baptifed ? A. I am thereby ... church , and thereby united to Chrift as our head . Q. Why is a member of Chrift's church faid to be a member of Chrift ...
Page 164
... church , namely , fuch as do anfwer the end of their calling by a lively faith and holy converfation . Q. In what does this communion confift ? A. In a fellowship in all acts of di- vine worship , piety , and charity ; and in a ...
... church , namely , fuch as do anfwer the end of their calling by a lively faith and holy converfation . Q. In what does this communion confift ? A. In a fellowship in all acts of di- vine worship , piety , and charity ; and in a ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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