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... pray for, if they thought their prayers might be effectual for the obtaining of them. Having established this great point, that all the most apparent blessings in this life are obnoxious to such dreadful consequences, and that no man ...
... pray for, if they thought their prayers might be effectual for the obtaining of them. Having established this great point, that all the most apparent blessings in this life are obnoxious to such dreadful consequences, and that no man ...
Strana 27
... pray against nothing but sin, and against evil in general, leaving it with Omniscience to determine what is really such. If we look into the first of Socrates his rules of prayer, in which he recommends the above-mentioned form of the ...
... pray against nothing but sin, and against evil in general, leaving it with Omniscience to determine what is really such. If we look into the first of Socrates his rules of prayer, in which he recommends the above-mentioned form of the ...
Strana 30
... pray put it into a better style as to the spelling part. The town is now filling every day, and it cannot be deferred, because people take advantage of one another by this means, and break off acquaintance, and are rude. Therefore pray ...
... pray put it into a better style as to the spelling part. The town is now filling every day, and it cannot be deferred, because people take advantage of one another by this means, and break off acquaintance, and are rude. Therefore pray ...
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