...perplexity and delusion. Learned men are fond of the notice of the world, and desire to be accounted wise : but there are many things, the knowledge of which has no tendency to promote the recovery of our first Divine Life ; and it is, surely, a proof of folly, to devote ourselves wholly to that, with which...

...perplexity and delusion. Learned men are fond of the notice of the world, and desire to be accounted wise : but there are many things the knowledge of which has no tendency to promote the recovery of our first divine life ; and it is surely proof of folly to devote ourselves wholly to that with which our...

...not always wise." They are often fond of the notice of the world, and desire to be accounted wise. But there are many things the knowledge of which has no tendency to promote a true life ; and it is surely a proof of folly to devote ourselves wholly to that with which our supreme...

...perplexity and delusion. Learned men are fond of the notice of the world, and desire to be accounted wise ; but there are many things the knowledge of which has no tendency to promote the recovery of our first divine life; and it is surely a proof of folly to devote ourselves wholly to that with which...

...perplexity and delusion. Learned, we are fond of the notice of the world, and desire to be accounted wise : but there are many things, the knowledge of which has no tendency to promote the recovery of our first divine life ; and it is, surely, a proof of folly, to devote ourselves wholly to that, with which...

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