Sermons, Chiefly on Practical Subjects, Томи 1 – 2Gilbert & Hodges, C.A. Archer & N. Mahon, 1814 |
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... receive the submissive respect of the world , and to be exalted above their fellows . But their pride never fails to bring them low ; low in the estimation of God , who has declared that he will resist the proud , and cause their ...
... receive the submissive respect of the world , and to be exalted above their fellows . But their pride never fails to bring them low ; low in the estimation of God , who has declared that he will resist the proud , and cause their ...
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... receiving a return . At the same time the courteous are not insensible to ingratitude . And , under this impression , they receive favours , properly conferred , VOL . I. P with that dignified sense of obligation , which is naturally On ...
... receiving a return . At the same time the courteous are not insensible to ingratitude . And , under this impression , they receive favours , properly conferred , VOL . I. P with that dignified sense of obligation , which is naturally On ...
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... receive direction from it , that , while they are induced to glorify our heavenly Father , and we are enabled to en- . large the sphere of our useful activity here , we may be qualified for an exalted station in the great system of ...
... receive direction from it , that , while they are induced to glorify our heavenly Father , and we are enabled to en- . large the sphere of our useful activity here , we may be qualified for an exalted station in the great system of ...
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