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... Cause . That lay deeply rooted in human Nature ; -and therefore could not be removed by human Skill or Care , Or , if it fhould be faid , that Repentance would cure all , -pray , what did this Re- pentance amount to ? Was it any more ...
... Cause . That lay deeply rooted in human Nature ; -and therefore could not be removed by human Skill or Care , Or , if it fhould be faid , that Repentance would cure all , -pray , what did this Re- pentance amount to ? Was it any more ...
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John Conybeare. every thing now hinted at , is contained ; be- cause it carries in it a Redemption from Sin , a Security of Pardon , and , in Con- fequence of that , an Earnest of future Hap- piness , if we perform the Conditions on ...
John Conybeare. every thing now hinted at , is contained ; be- cause it carries in it a Redemption from Sin , a Security of Pardon , and , in Con- fequence of that , an Earnest of future Hap- piness , if we perform the Conditions on ...
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... and perverfe Generation . These then were the extraordinary Opera- tions of the Holy Spirit ; which , tho ' more surprising , were not more ferviceable to the Caufe Cause of Virtue , than thofe others which we term SERMON I 31.
... and perverfe Generation . These then were the extraordinary Opera- tions of the Holy Spirit ; which , tho ' more surprising , were not more ferviceable to the Caufe Cause of Virtue , than thofe others which we term SERMON I 31.
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John Conybeare. Cause of Virtue , than thofe others which we term ordinary and common . These latter are distinguished likewise from those I have already mentioned by a remarkable Circum- ftance ; that whereas the One , being princi ...
John Conybeare. Cause of Virtue , than thofe others which we term ordinary and common . These latter are distinguished likewise from those I have already mentioned by a remarkable Circum- ftance ; that whereas the One , being princi ...
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... cause nothing farther can be faid or thought of . III . I fhall now haften to the laft Head mentioned , viz . that the propofing this End , and bringing it to Accomplishment by fuch extraordinary Means , is not only a Ground of the ...
... cause nothing farther can be faid or thought of . III . I fhall now haften to the laft Head mentioned , viz . that the propofing this End , and bringing it to Accomplishment by fuch extraordinary Means , is not only a Ground of the ...
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