Several Discourses Preached at the Temple Church, Volume 3J. Whiston and B. White ... W. Owen ... and E. Baker at Tunbridge, 1761 - Sermons, English |
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... excuse or deny it inflames the Account ; if we have done well , our Saviour tells us that we must nevertheless call ourselves unprofitable Ser- vants : And whether this Rule be obferved by by those who boast , and are always talking of ...
... excuse or deny it inflames the Account ; if we have done well , our Saviour tells us that we must nevertheless call ourselves unprofitable Ser- vants : And whether this Rule be obferved by by those who boast , and are always talking of ...
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... Excuse to say you served another Mas- ter , when you difobeyed him . The Excufe is likewife ridiculous ; for though you de- pend upon Man for your Livelihood , yet you depend upon God for your Life ; and Life is more than Meat ; and ...
... Excuse to say you served another Mas- ter , when you difobeyed him . The Excufe is likewife ridiculous ; for though you de- pend upon Man for your Livelihood , yet you depend upon God for your Life ; and Life is more than Meat ; and ...
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... of vicious Habits : It is hardly to be imagined , how great a Neceffity an ill Habit brings us un- der ; yet no Man ever urged this as an Ar- gument R 3 gument to excuse Sin ; but thought the first Neglect DISCOURSE IX . 245.
... of vicious Habits : It is hardly to be imagined , how great a Neceffity an ill Habit brings us un- der ; yet no Man ever urged this as an Ar- gument R 3 gument to excuse Sin ; but thought the first Neglect DISCOURSE IX . 245.
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Thomas Sherlock. gument to excuse Sin ; but thought the first Neglect in fuffering the Habit to grow up , entitled Men very juftly to the Guilt of all the Şin confequent upon it . If we know how to remedy our Infirmities , why do we ...
Thomas Sherlock. gument to excuse Sin ; but thought the first Neglect in fuffering the Habit to grow up , entitled Men very juftly to the Guilt of all the Şin confequent upon it . If we know how to remedy our Infirmities , why do we ...
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... Excuse , and fince all Men in fome Degree ftand in need of it , I will fhew you the Way , and I know but one Way of entitling ourselves to this Plea , 1 Plea , which is by endeavouring fincerely and univerfally DISCOURSE IX . 251.
... Excuse , and fince all Men in fome Degree ftand in need of it , I will fhew you the Way , and I know but one Way of entitling ourselves to this Plea , 1 Plea , which is by endeavouring fincerely and univerfally DISCOURSE IX . 251.
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