A Commentary on the Book of Psalms. In which Their Literal Or Historical Sense, as They Relate to King David, and the People of Israel, is Illustrated; and Their Application to Messiah, to the Church, and to Individuals, as Members Thereof, is Pointed Out; with a View to Render the Use of the Psalter Pleasing and Profitable to All Orders and Degrees of Christians |
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... to the method now laid down , has never failed to experience the unspeakable benefit of it , both in public and in private ; and would wish , is it so pleased God , that death might find him employed in meditations of this kinil .
... to the method now laid down , has never failed to experience the unspeakable benefit of it , both in public and in private ; and would wish , is it so pleased God , that death might find him employed in meditations of this kinil .
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Behold this , O Christian , and let faith teach thee how to sleep , and how to die ; while it assures thee , that as sleep is a short death , so death is a longer sleep ; and that the same God watches over thee , in thy bed and in thy ...
Behold this , O Christian , and let faith teach thee how to sleep , and how to die ; while it assures thee , that as sleep is a short death , so death is a longer sleep ; and that the same God watches over thee , in thy bed and in thy ...
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Death and hell shall not prevent it . Are his disciples appointed to reign with him ? Infallibly they shall . Our Intercessor is already on high ; and for his sake , “ the Lord will hear us when we call upon him .
Death and hell shall not prevent it . Are his disciples appointed to reign with him ? Infallibly they shall . Our Intercessor is already on high ; and for his sake , “ the Lord will hear us when we call upon him .
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... but takes the advantage of solitude and silence , to set before him his transgressions , with all the terrors of death and judgment ; stirring him up to consess the former , and deprecate the latter , with unseigned compunction and ...
... but takes the advantage of solitude and silence , to set before him his transgressions , with all the terrors of death and judgment ; stirring him up to consess the former , and deprecate the latter , with unseigned compunction and ...
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... cannot but be touched with the feeling of our infirmities , seeing that he himself once took them upon bim , and suffered for them even unto the death of the cross , under which he “ fainted , ” and on which « his bones were rexed .
... cannot but be touched with the feeling of our infirmities , seeing that he himself once took them upon bim , and suffered for them even unto the death of the cross , under which he “ fainted , ” and on which « his bones were rexed .
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| Título | A Commentary on the Book of Psalms. In which Their Literal Or Historical Sense, as They Relate to King David, and the People of Israel, is Illustrated; and Their Application to Messiah, to the Church, and to Individuals, as Members Thereof, is Pointed Out; with a View to Render the Use of the ... |
| Autor | George Horne |
| Edición | reimpresa |
| Editor | Griffin and Rudd, 1813 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Princeton |
| Digitalizado | 11 Oct. 2008 |
| Largo | 580 páginas |
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