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ture for the exaltation of our blessed Lord is , that He loved righteousness and
hated iniquity ; ( Heb . i . 9 ; ) — if the capability of enjoying happiness rests solely
on our own determination_for if we here learn not the joy of imparting joy , how ...
ture for the exaltation of our blessed Lord is , that He loved righteousness and
hated iniquity ; ( Heb . i . 9 ; ) — if the capability of enjoying happiness rests solely
on our own determination_for if we here learn not the joy of imparting joy , how ...
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This point is likewise placed beyond conjecture by the following declaration , - I
create evil , saith the Lord . * The original liability to evil was , it appears
extremely probable , produced by all orders of beings having been ordained to
maintain a ...
This point is likewise placed beyond conjecture by the following declaration , - I
create evil , saith the Lord . * The original liability to evil was , it appears
extremely probable , produced by all orders of beings having been ordained to
maintain a ...
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... and thousands of thousands , should all unite in grand harmonious chorus to
ascribe salvation , and honour , and glory , and power unto the Lord Supreme ,
and with loud voice proclaim , that worthy is the slaughtered Lamb to receive
power ...
... and thousands of thousands , should all unite in grand harmonious chorus to
ascribe salvation , and honour , and glory , and power unto the Lord Supreme ,
and with loud voice proclaim , that worthy is the slaughtered Lamb to receive
power ...
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may be an act of mercy , rather than of vengeance , in the Supreme Being , to
have prepared a recepsaying , “ Return to thine own house , and go home to thy
friends , and tell them how great things the Lord hath done for thee , and hath had
...
may be an act of mercy , rather than of vengeance , in the Supreme Being , to
have prepared a recepsaying , “ Return to thine own house , and go home to thy
friends , and tell them how great things the Lord hath done for thee , and hath had
...
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... a stranger , and ye took me in : naked , and ye clothed me : I was sick , and ye
visited me : I was in prison , and ye came unto me . Then shall the righteous
answer him , saying , Lord , when we thee an hungered , and fed thee ? thirsty ,
and ...
... a stranger , and ye took me in : naked , and ye clothed me : I was sick , and ye
visited me : I was in prison , and ye came unto me . Then shall the righteous
answer him , saying , Lord , when we thee an hungered , and fed thee ? thirsty ,
and ...
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| Title | The Comparative Coincidence of Reason and Scripture, Volume 1 The Comparative Coincidence of Reason and Scripture |
| Publisher | Hatchard, 1832 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 13 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 410 pages |
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