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Page 125
... duty in a peculiar manner adapted to the jewish itate , before any regular government was erected . The temporal ... duty to God , " and " our duty to our neighbour ; " the latter of which might more properly be intitled , " Our duty to ...
... duty in a peculiar manner adapted to the jewish itate , before any regular government was erected . The temporal ... duty to God , " and " our duty to our neighbour ; " the latter of which might more properly be intitled , " Our duty to ...
Page 132
... duty , and gra- titude . The hypocritical Jew would fometimes evade this duty , by dedicat- ing to facred ufes what should have been expended in affifting his parent . Our Saviour sharply rebukes this per- verfion of duty ; and gives ...
... duty , and gra- titude . The hypocritical Jew would fometimes evade this duty , by dedicat- ing to facred ufes what should have been expended in affifting his parent . Our Saviour sharply rebukes this per- verfion of duty ; and gives ...
Page 171
... duty to keep your tongue from evil - fpeak . ing , and flandering ? A. From Jam . i . 26. If any man among you feem to be religious , and bridleth not his tongue , this man's re- ligion is vain . Tit . iii . 2. Speak evil of no man ...
... duty to keep your tongue from evil - fpeak . ing , and flandering ? A. From Jam . i . 26. If any man among you feem to be religious , and bridleth not his tongue , this man's re- ligion is vain . Tit . iii . 2. Speak evil of no man ...
Contents
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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