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is the power of God unto falvation , unto every one that believeth . 2 Tim . iii . 15. From a child thou haft known the holy Scriptures , which are able to make thee wife unto falva- tion . ' Q. How came you into this flate of falvation ...
is the power of God unto falvation , unto every one that believeth . 2 Tim . iii . 15. From a child thou haft known the holy Scriptures , which are able to make thee wife unto falva- tion . ' Q. How came you into this flate of falvation ...
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... unto your fervants that which is just and equal , knowing that ye also have a mafter in heaven . ' Eph . vi . 9. Ye mafters , do the fame things unto them , forbearing threaten- ing knowing that your master alfo is in heaven , neither ...
... unto your fervants that which is just and equal , knowing that ye also have a mafter in heaven . ' Eph . vi . 9. Ye mafters , do the fame things unto them , forbearing threaten- ing knowing that your master alfo is in heaven , neither ...
Page 175
... unto fin , and live unto righ- teousness . Q. What is it to die unto fin ? A. It is to be changed from the pol- lution of fin , and to ceafe from it , as a dead man does from the actions of life . Q. What is it to live unto righteouf ...
... unto fin , and live unto righ- teousness . Q. What is it to die unto fin ? A. It is to be changed from the pol- lution of fin , and to ceafe from it , as a dead man does from the actions of life . Q. What is it to live unto righteouf ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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