The Young ChristianAmerican tract society, 1832 - 394 páginas |
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... become an open and decided Christian . Even if you do not give up him , you expect that he will give up you , if such a change should take place in your character . Now , although you do not distinctly make a comparison between the ...
... become an open and decided Christian . Even if you do not give up him , you expect that he will give up you , if such a change should take place in your character . Now , although you do not distinctly make a comparison between the ...
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... become so altogether . They are strong reasons . They hold a great many individuals in lasting bondage , and they will probably continue to hold many of my readers in their chains . It is no small thing , and with hearts and habits like ...
... become so altogether . They are strong reasons . They hold a great many individuals in lasting bondage , and they will probably continue to hold many of my readers in their chains . It is no small thing , and with hearts and habits like ...
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... become prepared for the future duties of life without them , and yet no child of such an age can understand why they are necessary . The mother might say to her , in attempting to explain it , as follows : " Mary , I might save you from ...
... become prepared for the future duties of life without them , and yet no child of such an age can understand why they are necessary . The mother might say to her , in attempting to explain it , as follows : " Mary , I might save you from ...
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