Theron and Aspasio: Or, A Series of Dialogues and Letters: Upon the Most Important and Interesting Subjects ...John and James Rivington, 1755 - 464 psl. |
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... fuppofe , are the Gift of Heaven . We are not able to exercife , till CHRIST , who is exalted for this very Purpose , gives Repentance -A Converfion to GOD , and a Newness of Life , are not the Effect of human Abilities , but the Work ...
... fuppofe , are the Gift of Heaven . We are not able to exercife , till CHRIST , who is exalted for this very Purpose , gives Repentance -A Converfion to GOD , and a Newness of Life , are not the Effect of human Abilities , but the Work ...
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... fuppofe , that Mofes and Elijah inten- ded , when miniftering on Earth , that very Thing , which their Converfation dwelt upon , when they defcended from Heaven ? Talking in this manner , they arrive at the Park DIALOGUE IV . ILL.
... fuppofe , that Mofes and Elijah inten- ded , when miniftering on Earth , that very Thing , which their Converfation dwelt upon , when they defcended from Heaven ? Talking in this manner , they arrive at the Park DIALOGUE IV . ILL.
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... fuppofe fuch a vicarious Guilt . It is never affirmed , that CHRIST was ftung with the Remorse , or stained with the Pollution , of the adulterous David , the perfidious Peter , and the perfecuting Saul . But , that He was treated by ...
... fuppofe fuch a vicarious Guilt . It is never affirmed , that CHRIST was ftung with the Remorse , or stained with the Pollution , of the adulterous David , the perfidious Peter , and the perfecuting Saul . But , that He was treated by ...
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... fuppofe ? horrid to af- firm ? If Guilt was really imputed to CHRIST , then Punishment was his due - Juftice might infift upon it And He could not escape it . Afp . To fuppofe this , is fo far from shocking my Apprehenfion , that it ...
... fuppofe ? horrid to af- firm ? If Guilt was really imputed to CHRIST , then Punishment was his due - Juftice might infift upon it And He could not escape it . Afp . To fuppofe this , is fo far from shocking my Apprehenfion , that it ...
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... fuppofe , that the beneficent CREATOR and PRESERVER of Men , fhould take Pleafure in the Sufferings of the most unblameable Perfon , that ever exifted ? Efpe- cially , fince He himself has made this tender Decla- ration ; I will have ...
... fuppofe , that the beneficent CREATOR and PRESERVER of Men , fhould take Pleafure in the Sufferings of the most unblameable Perfon , that ever exifted ? Efpe- cially , fince He himself has made this tender Decla- ration ; I will have ...
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