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... known , men frequently err . 3. When all these are known men wilfully neglect their duty , and need additional motives to holiness . Inferences . Hence a three - fold peculiarity in the revelation needed , such as is supplied by natural ...
... known , men frequently err . 3. When all these are known men wilfully neglect their duty , and need additional motives to holiness . Inferences . Hence a three - fold peculiarity in the revelation needed , such as is supplied by natural ...
Pagina 169
... known . God , first , without referring to the sabbath , informs Moses that on the sixth day the Israelites should gather twice as much manna as on any other day . From this , it seems that the division of time by weeks was known ; and ...
... known . God , first , without referring to the sabbath , informs Moses that on the sixth day the Israelites should gather twice as much manna as on any other day . From this , it seems that the division of time by weeks was known ; and ...
Pagina 266
... known . What has not been made known , therefore , comes not within his province ; but whatever has been made known , comes properly within it . This latter he is bound to use , without either fear , favour , or affection . If , from ...
... known . What has not been made known , therefore , comes not within his province ; but whatever has been made known , comes properly within it . This latter he is bound to use , without either fear , favour , or affection . If , from ...
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The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for Examination Francis Wayland,Joseph Angus Fragmentweergave - 1835 |
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