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... Evening Lecture in Great St . Mary ' s Church , the other at that in St . Michael ' s
. It has been pointed out to the author , that a version of the Fifth Sermon , as
preached on another occasion , had been given in a periodical called “ The
Pulpit .
... Evening Lecture in Great St . Mary ' s Church , the other at that in St . Michael ' s
. It has been pointed out to the author , that a version of the Fifth Sermon , as
preached on another occasion , had been given in a periodical called “ The
Pulpit .
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called “ The Pulpit . ” He is far from sorry that others should have an opportunity of
knowing how greatly , as well as continually , he is injured by a publication which
scarcely leaves him any property in the produce of his own thought and toil .
called “ The Pulpit . ” He is far from sorry that others should have an opportunity of
knowing how greatly , as well as continually , he is injured by a publication which
scarcely leaves him any property in the produce of his own thought and toil .
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Just because there may be all possible degrees of criminality in the wrong -
doing of beings of the same race the one towards the other , it is inferred that sin ,
emphatically so called — the wrong - doing of man towards his Maker - may
admit ...
Just because there may be all possible degrees of criminality in the wrong -
doing of beings of the same race the one towards the other , it is inferred that sin ,
emphatically so called — the wrong - doing of man towards his Maker - may
admit ...
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But the Creator has given to his creature a power of exhibiting the feelings called
up by the gorgeous manifestations of Himself . The beast of the field had been
formed ; but as yet there was no praise . The fowl of the air winged their way
along ...
But the Creator has given to his creature a power of exhibiting the feelings called
up by the gorgeous manifestations of Himself . The beast of the field had been
formed ; but as yet there was no praise . The fowl of the air winged their way
along ...
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And hence , as though it were to be a chief thing in the final assize , is it solemnly
declared in our text , that for every idle word which men speak shall they be
called at last to strict account ; and that words shall be reckoned so
transcendently ...
And hence , as though it were to be a chief thing in the final assize , is it solemnly
declared in our text , that for every idle word which men speak shall they be
called at last to strict account ; and that words shall be reckoned so
transcendently ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Sermons preached at Cambridge during the month of November 1839, etc |
| Author | Henry Melvill |
| Published | 1840 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 5 Oct 2006 |
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