The Young ChristianAmerican tract society, 1832 - 394 páginas |
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... cordially feel and admit this , we shall waste much time in needless perplexity . My object , in this chapter , is to convince all who read it , that they must expect to find difficulties , insuperable diffi- culties , in the various ...
... cordially feel and admit this , we shall waste much time in needless perplexity . My object , in this chapter , is to convince all who read it , that they must expect to find difficulties , insuperable diffi- culties , in the various ...
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... cordially and fully just as far as the Bible goes , which is a great way . Fix in your heart that feeling of dependence and humility which this view is calculated to give . Then look at the other aspect of this subject , the active ...
... cordially and fully just as far as the Bible goes , which is a great way . Fix in your heart that feeling of dependence and humility which this view is calculated to give . Then look at the other aspect of this subject , the active ...
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... cordially admit them both . Let us in the spirit of humility , and entire trust in God's word , believe our Maker when he says , It is not of him that willeth , nor of him that runneth , but of God that showeth mercy . " Let us receive ...
... cordially admit them both . Let us in the spirit of humility , and entire trust in God's word , believe our Maker when he says , It is not of him that willeth , nor of him that runneth , but of God that showeth mercy . " Let us receive ...
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