Several Discourses Preached at the Temple Church, Volume 2Martin & Wotherspoon, 1770 - Sermons, English |
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Page 60
... salvation with fear and trembling , is the duty of a good Chriftian . Now , to fear punishment is a proper restraint upon the evil wills and affections of men , but it is no good man's duty ; and yet to fuch the apostle fpeaks , as we ...
... salvation with fear and trembling , is the duty of a good Chriftian . Now , to fear punishment is a proper restraint upon the evil wills and affections of men , but it is no good man's duty ; and yet to fuch the apostle fpeaks , as we ...
Page 70
... salvation , and it matters little in what degree they are neceffary , or how they are to be named ; if they are necef- fary , you must do them , and that is enough to fecure the practice of virtue and holiness in the world and for this ...
... salvation , and it matters little in what degree they are neceffary , or how they are to be named ; if they are necef- fary , you must do them , and that is enough to fecure the practice of virtue and holiness in the world and for this ...
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... salvation whilst they have the light , for the night cometh when no man can work . The night cometh on apace , and brings with it a change which every mortal must undergo . Then fhall we be forfaken of all our pleasures and enjoyments ...
... salvation whilst they have the light , for the night cometh when no man can work . The night cometh on apace , and brings with it a change which every mortal must undergo . Then fhall we be forfaken of all our pleasures and enjoyments ...
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