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Page 64
... death efpecially , when , if a man thinks at all , his anxiety about his future interests muft naturally increase , the power of religious confola- tion is fenfibly felt . Then appears , in the moft ftriking light , the high value of ...
... death efpecially , when , if a man thinks at all , his anxiety about his future interests muft naturally increase , the power of religious confola- tion is fenfibly felt . Then appears , in the moft ftriking light , the high value of ...
Page 162
... death , that he by the grace of God should tafte death for every man , Heb . ii . 17. It behoved him to be made like unto his brethren , that he might be a merciful high priest in things pertaining to God , to make reconcilia . tion for ...
... death , that he by the grace of God should tafte death for every man , Heb . ii . 17. It behoved him to be made like unto his brethren , that he might be a merciful high priest in things pertaining to God , to make reconcilia . tion for ...
Page 176
... death . Q. For what end did our Lord ap- point it ? A. As a means to keep up the re- membrance of the facrifice of his death , and to convey and affure to us the be- nefits we receive thereby . Q. How does this appear to be the end of ...
... death . Q. For what end did our Lord ap- point it ? A. As a means to keep up the re- membrance of the facrifice of his death , and to convey and affure to us the be- nefits we receive thereby . Q. How does this appear to be the end of ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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