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where neither the objects are so worthy , nor the affections to them are so strong . ... be attended with such inward sense and outward figns ; can we suppose that a superior affection to a superior object can exist without them ?
where neither the objects are so worthy , nor the affections to them are so strong . ... be attended with such inward sense and outward figns ; can we suppose that a superior affection to a superior object can exist without them ?
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... “ The object we have in view ( says he is not to spread around us the licentious principles , nor the corrupt manners of a degenerate age ; not the discordant ' dictates of proud reason , nor the political principles of a party ...
... “ The object we have in view ( says he is not to spread around us the licentious principles , nor the corrupt manners of a degenerate age ; not the discordant ' dictates of proud reason , nor the political principles of a party ...
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I be Object - The fole object is to spread the knowledge of Christ among heathen and other unenlightened nations . III . The Members Pertons Tubscribing one guinea , or more annually : every benefactor making a donation of ten pourds ...
I be Object - The fole object is to spread the knowledge of Christ among heathen and other unenlightened nations . III . The Members Pertons Tubscribing one guinea , or more annually : every benefactor making a donation of ten pourds ...
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