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Page 4
... knowledge may come of an universal or perfect comprehension of whatsoever is , it yet secures their great concernments , that they have light enough to lead them to the knowledge of their Maker , and the sight of their own duties . Men ...
... knowledge may come of an universal or perfect comprehension of whatsoever is , it yet secures their great concernments , that they have light enough to lead them to the knowledge of their Maker , and the sight of their own duties . Men ...
Page 78
... knowledge of the truth of it ; which yet his faculties , if carefully employed , were able to make clear and evident to him . But this only by the by , to show how much our knowledge depends upon the right use of those powers nature ...
... knowledge of the truth of it ; which yet his faculties , if carefully employed , were able to make clear and evident to him . But this only by the by , to show how much our knowledge depends upon the right use of those powers nature ...
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... knowledge , and clearly wiped out the ideas his mind was formerly stored with ; and has , by de- stroying his sight , hearing , and smell quite , and his taste to a great degree , stopped up almost all the passages for new ones to enter ...
... knowledge , and clearly wiped out the ideas his mind was formerly stored with ; and has , by de- stroying his sight , hearing , and smell quite , and his taste to a great degree , stopped up almost all the passages for new ones to enter ...
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