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Page 10
... it appears requisite to observe in what manner the doctrines contained in the
gospel were first offered to the attention of the hearers ; and Scripture resolves
this inquiry , by informing us that “ St. Paul's manner was to reason with them out
of ...
... it appears requisite to observe in what manner the doctrines contained in the
gospel were first offered to the attention of the hearers ; and Scripture resolves
this inquiry , by informing us that “ St. Paul's manner was to reason with them out
of ...
Page 14
But superadded to these obstacles , which often impede our progress in virtue ,
we sometimes , nay frequently , observe in the human kind malignant inclinations
, for the existence of which it appears difficult to account ; such as a malicious ...
But superadded to these obstacles , which often impede our progress in virtue ,
we sometimes , nay frequently , observe in the human kind malignant inclinations
, for the existence of which it appears difficult to account ; such as a malicious ...
Page 16
... whose sole gratification appears to consist in the perpetration of mischief , a
disposition which we often hear denominated , perhaps without reflection ,
though probably with much truth , as purely diabolical ; may he not also *
Robertson's ...
... whose sole gratification appears to consist in the perpetration of mischief , a
disposition which we often hear denominated , perhaps without reflection ,
though probably with much truth , as purely diabolical ; may he not also *
Robertson's ...
Page 18
We have already remarked upon the frequent instances that present themselves
of early depravity , and it appears extremely probable , ( supposing the existence
of an evil being , ) that he would avail himself of the inexperience of youth and ...
We have already remarked upon the frequent instances that present themselves
of early depravity , and it appears extremely probable , ( supposing the existence
of an evil being , ) that he would avail himself of the inexperience of youth and ...
Page 19
And does it not appear at least as rational to suppose , that it is permitted to
molest us through the interposition of an invisible , malicious agent , who may
have many subordinate confederates , as any other medium ? Now we cannot
imagine ...
And does it not appear at least as rational to suppose , that it is permitted to
molest us through the interposition of an invisible , malicious agent , who may
have many subordinate confederates , as any other medium ? Now we cannot
imagine ...
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Aaron altar angels appears behold blessed blood body brought called celestial cherubims Christ Christian clearly commanded conceive contained court death earth enter eternal evil Exod faith Father formed fully further give given glorious glory God's gold hand happiness hath head heart heaven heavenly highest holy place honour hope human import inhabitants Israel Jesus John king light living Lord mind Moses Mount Sinai mountain nature observation offered ordained original paradise pass perfect persons present priests probably probationary prove pure reason received region religion remarks round sanctuary Scripture separated Solomon sons spirits stone sufferings suppose symbolic tabernacle temple thee thereof things thou shalt thousand tion trees trials truth types universe unto virtue whole
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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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