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Page 133
... receive from them are unquestionably fubject to our own judgment in future life ; for by his own judgment every man mult ftand or fall . But , during our youth , it is highly proper for us to pay a du- tiful fubmiffion to their ...
... receive from them are unquestionably fubject to our own judgment in future life ; for by his own judgment every man mult ftand or fall . But , during our youth , it is highly proper for us to pay a du- tiful fubmiffion to their ...
Page 174
... receive ; and of the end to which they are to be applied , to his glory . Q. Why do you fay Amen at the conclufion ? A. Amen fignifies So be it ; and I here fay it to fignify that I truft God will of his mercy and goodness , through our ...
... receive ; and of the end to which they are to be applied , to his glory . Q. Why do you fay Amen at the conclufion ? A. Amen fignifies So be it ; and I here fay it to fignify that I truft God will of his mercy and goodness , through our ...
Page 176
... received by the faithful in the Lord's fupper . Q. How is the body and blood of Chrift verily and indeed taken and re- ceived ? A. All who rightly receive this fa- crament , do thereby actually partake of that great facrifice which ...
... received by the faithful in the Lord's fupper . Q. How is the body and blood of Chrift verily and indeed taken and re- ceived ? A. All who rightly receive this fa- crament , do thereby actually partake of that great facrifice which ...
Contents
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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