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الصفحة 33
... character of man . When that positive law was given by confor- mity to which the first pair were to manifest their submission to the divine will , they were ex- pressly told , that , in case of disobedience , " They should surely die ...
... character of man . When that positive law was given by confor- mity to which the first pair were to manifest their submission to the divine will , they were ex- pressly told , that , in case of disobedience , " They should surely die ...
الصفحة 36
... character , nor cordially trust in revealed mercy : If , after having tasted that the Lord is gracious , we cannot stand stedfast in the faith , unless he that began the good work perform it until the day of Christ ; what need have we ...
... character , nor cordially trust in revealed mercy : If , after having tasted that the Lord is gracious , we cannot stand stedfast in the faith , unless he that began the good work perform it until the day of Christ ; what need have we ...
الصفحة 41
... character , merely because trivial in itself , and no way connected with the glory of God or the happiness of man , is a conclusion deroga- tory to infinite wisdom , and implicitly limits the Holy One of Israel . The Almighty is never ...
... character , merely because trivial in itself , and no way connected with the glory of God or the happiness of man , is a conclusion deroga- tory to infinite wisdom , and implicitly limits the Holy One of Israel . The Almighty is never ...
الصفحة 49
... character , and performing the arduous work pertaining to it , proceeded from his own sovereign ' grace . He voluntarily un- dertook the office of mediator ; and in his condescending to this work , ' made himself of no reputation ; took ...
... character , and performing the arduous work pertaining to it , proceeded from his own sovereign ' grace . He voluntarily un- dertook the office of mediator ; and in his condescending to this work , ' made himself of no reputation ; took ...
الصفحة 61
... ever stained the records of history , or disgraced the character of man ; these crimes could not be urged as too great , or too complicated for the blood of Christ to ( expiate . To a truth so animating , and THE REFUGE . 61.
... ever stained the records of history , or disgraced the character of man ; these crimes could not be urged as too great , or too complicated for the blood of Christ to ( expiate . To a truth so animating , and THE REFUGE . 61.
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