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Page 152
... promise to men be a fin ; breaking that , which you make thus deliberately to God , would be unfpeak- ably a greater fin . But let us now proceed to the next part of the office : in which , after per- fons have confirmed and ratified ...
... promise to men be a fin ; breaking that , which you make thus deliberately to God , would be unfpeak- ably a greater fin . But let us now proceed to the next part of the office : in which , after per- fons have confirmed and ratified ...
Page 154
... promise yourselves , from going through it with a proper difpo- fition , greater measures , when real oc- cafion requires them , of fuch divine affiftance as will be needful for your fup- port and orderly growth in every virtue of a ...
... promise yourselves , from going through it with a proper difpo- fition , greater measures , when real oc- cafion requires them , of fuch divine affiftance as will be needful for your fup- port and orderly growth in every virtue of a ...
Page 175
... promise them both [ repentance and faith ] by their fure- ties , which promife , when they come to age , themfelves are bound to per- form . Q. If repentance and faith be re- quired of perfons to be baptifed , how then are children ...
... promise them both [ repentance and faith ] by their fure- ties , which promife , when they come to age , themfelves are bound to per- form . Q. If repentance and faith be re- quired of perfons to be baptifed , how then are children ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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