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Page 131
... commands ; to the obfervance of all which , however in- convenient to themfelves , they are tied by various motives ; and above all , by the command of God , who , in his facred denunciations against fin , ranks disobe- dience to ...
... commands ; to the obfervance of all which , however in- convenient to themfelves , they are tied by various motives ; and above all , by the command of God , who , in his facred denunciations against fin , ranks disobe- dience to ...
Page 166
... command- ments . ' Rom . vii . 12. The law is holy , and the commandment holy , and juft , and good . " Q. How is it that you are to keep these commandments ? A. I muft obferve all of them , make them my daily practice , and that as ...
... command- ments . ' Rom . vii . 12. The law is holy , and the commandment holy , and juft , and good . " Q. How is it that you are to keep these commandments ? A. I muft obferve all of them , make them my daily practice , and that as ...
Page 183
... command , and the de- teftably cruel facrifices of the Heathens , who fometimes voluntarily , and without any divine injunctions , offered up their own children , under the notion of ap- peafing the anger of their gods . An abfolute command ...
... command , and the de- teftably cruel facrifices of the Heathens , who fometimes voluntarily , and without any divine injunctions , offered up their own children , under the notion of ap- peafing the anger of their gods . An abfolute command ...
Contents
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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