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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Page 90
... poor and fordid ; he ferves to no other Purpose in the World than , like the Fool in a great House , to make Sport ; and whether in this he fuftains the Character of a Difciple of Chrift , let all who have learnt Chrift judge . Confider ...
... poor and fordid ; he ferves to no other Purpose in the World than , like the Fool in a great House , to make Sport ; and whether in this he fuftains the Character of a Difciple of Chrift , let all who have learnt Chrift judge . Confider ...
Page 91
... poor and mean , and incapable of yielding any Profit or Improvement ; and fince we cannot directly conclude from the Text , let us confider , Secondly , The End and Design of Speech , which is the Gift of God to Mankind : For if we use ...
... poor and mean , and incapable of yielding any Profit or Improvement ; and fince we cannot directly conclude from the Text , let us confider , Secondly , The End and Design of Speech , which is the Gift of God to Mankind : For if we use ...
Page 102
... Poor ; they cannot minister to themselves either in the Wants , or Conveniencies , or Pleasures of Life : So that the poor Man has as many Ways to maintain himself , as the rich Man has Wants or Defires for the Wants and Defires of the ...
... Poor ; they cannot minister to themselves either in the Wants , or Conveniencies , or Pleasures of Life : So that the poor Man has as many Ways to maintain himself , as the rich Man has Wants or Defires for the Wants and Defires of the ...
Page 103
... poor Man's Maintenance , yet in thefe Cafes the poor Man must not ferve him ; and there- fore the Apostle adds , that he must labour , working with his Hands the Thing which is good . His Poverty obliges him to ferve Man , and therefore ...
... poor Man's Maintenance , yet in thefe Cafes the poor Man must not ferve him ; and there- fore the Apostle adds , that he must labour , working with his Hands the Thing which is good . His Poverty obliges him to ferve Man , and therefore ...
Page 108
... Poor are his peculiar Charge ; his Provi- dence ftands engaged for their Support : But neither does God force us to part with our Eftates to the Poor , or give the Poor any Right to ferve themselves out of the Abun- dance and ...
... Poor are his peculiar Charge ; his Provi- dence ftands engaged for their Support : But neither does God force us to part with our Eftates to the Poor , or give the Poor any Right to ferve themselves out of the Abun- dance and ...
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