Sermons, Chiefly on Practical Subjects, Томи 1 – 2Gilbert & Hodges, C.A. Archer & N. Mahon, 1814 |
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... produce such probable arguments , as might raise ardent desires , but could not cherish the firm hopes of immortality . - The light thus struck out was too feeble and dubious to be of any service to the dull vulgar sight , when every ...
... produce such probable arguments , as might raise ardent desires , but could not cherish the firm hopes of immortality . - The light thus struck out was too feeble and dubious to be of any service to the dull vulgar sight , when every ...
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... produce their natural effects , the greatest inconveniences must evi- dently follow . And if they do produce their natural effects , grievous distresses to indivi- duals must often be the consequence . - For instance ; if solid bodies ...
... produce their natural effects , the greatest inconveniences must evi- dently follow . And if they do produce their natural effects , grievous distresses to indivi- duals must often be the consequence . - For instance ; if solid bodies ...
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... produced , accord- ing to a general plan formed in the Divine mind , by the constant impulse of supreme , active ... produce the same effects , with- out any possible variation ; which is contrary to the experience of every hour and ...
... produced , accord- ing to a general plan formed in the Divine mind , by the constant impulse of supreme , active ... produce the same effects , with- out any possible variation ; which is contrary to the experience of every hour and ...
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