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Page 159
... grace , which was given us in Chrift Jefus , before the world began . ' Eph . ii . 8. For by grace are ye faved , through faith ; and that not of yourselves ; it is the gift of God . ' Q. How do you think to be enabled to do , and to ...
... grace , which was given us in Chrift Jefus , before the world began . ' Eph . ii . 8. For by grace are ye faved , through faith ; and that not of yourselves ; it is the gift of God . ' Q. How do you think to be enabled to do , and to ...
Page 174
... grace , given unto us , ordained by Chrift him- felf , as a means whereby we receive the fame , and a pledge to affure us thereof . Q. How many parts are there in a facrament ? A. Two ; the outward vifible fign , and the inward ...
... grace , given unto us , ordained by Chrift him- felf , as a means whereby we receive the fame , and a pledge to affure us thereof . Q. How many parts are there in a facrament ? A. Two ; the outward vifible fign , and the inward ...
Page 195
... grace , and for the hope of glory . And we befeech thee give us that due fenfe of all thy mercies , that our hearts may be unfeignedly thankful , and that we may fhew forth thy praife , not only with our lips , but in our lives , by ...
... grace , and for the hope of glory . And we befeech thee give us that due fenfe of all thy mercies , that our hearts may be unfeignedly thankful , and that we may fhew forth thy praife , not only with our lips , but in our lives , by ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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