A Kind Word for Poor IrishmenJ. & M. Porteous, 1823 - 8 páginas |
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... take notice of it ? could he not say his prayers without reproaching his neighbours ? and was he not as much pleased with the Publican's badness , as with his own goodness ? Here is the Publican's address to God , as full of humility ...
... take notice of it ? could he not say his prayers without reproaching his neighbours ? and was he not as much pleased with the Publican's badness , as with his own goodness ? Here is the Publican's address to God , as full of humility ...
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... take it as a favour , not for those who demand it as a debt . He shall be exalted to partake of the love of God , and communion with Him here on earth , and exalted at last into the heavens . See how the punish- ment answers the sin ...
... take it as a favour , not for those who demand it as a debt . He shall be exalted to partake of the love of God , and communion with Him here on earth , and exalted at last into the heavens . See how the punish- ment answers the sin ...
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... take it , to complain , that we are fallen into a cold and hollow age of the world , wherein the religion of many is but fashion , and their piety gilded superstition . Men care only to seem Chris- tians . If they can get but a name for ...
... take it , to complain , that we are fallen into a cold and hollow age of the world , wherein the religion of many is but fashion , and their piety gilded superstition . Men care only to seem Chris- tians . If they can get but a name for ...
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abased abomination accepted address address to God afar altar answers applaud Atonement behold benefit blessed blood boast breast burden cast certainly child clean confess confidence contempt dejection denies despised earth eternal exalted exalteth eyes fasted favour find flesh freely full glory God be merciful God's grace grace of God guilty heart heaven holy house justified humble humbleth humility hunger hypocrites iniquities Isaiah Jesus Christ last lift lips look Lord Jesus love lowly majesty manifested mercy merit miserable mourn neighbours offering peace penitent perish Pharisee thought Pharisee's place pleased poor praise pray prayer pride profess promised proud Psalm Publican pure ready reason receive reconciled religion remission render repentance reproach rich right hand righteousness save says secret shame show sight sinner sins smite smote souls stood sufferings Suppose take tell temple thank thee think thou thought meanly thyself tithes trust unjust unto Wherefore whilst wicked word wrath