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Nor indeed can the accepting a Reward for doing well , be supposed within the
Danger of fo terrible a Sentence . No ; it must be the receiving Money unlawfully ;
the receiving Money to do ill ; which can be considered as receiving the Mark of ...
Nor indeed can the accepting a Reward for doing well , be supposed within the
Danger of fo terrible a Sentence . No ; it must be the receiving Money unlawfully ;
the receiving Money to do ill ; which can be considered as receiving the Mark of ...
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A dreadful Sentence , indeed , and which , he must have more than mortal
Bravery , or Folly , who can hear unmoved . But if there be a Person , the
Hardness of whose Heart or Head , will receive no Impression from this
Judgment , considered ...
A dreadful Sentence , indeed , and which , he must have more than mortal
Bravery , or Folly , who can hear unmoved . But if there be a Person , the
Hardness of whose Heart or Head , will receive no Impression from this
Judgment , considered ...
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Can a Creature , who trembles at the momentary Punishments inflicted by an
earchly Judge , laugh at the Sentence of an eternal ? Can he who starts at a
Whipping.Poft , look confidently and stedfastly in the Face of Damnation ? 5 Or is
ic that ...
Can a Creature , who trembles at the momentary Punishments inflicted by an
earchly Judge , laugh at the Sentence of an eternal ? Can he who starts at a
Whipping.Poft , look confidently and stedfastly in the Face of Damnation ? 5 Or is
ic that ...
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And , God grant such an Assurance may have so good an Effect on all who hear
me this Day , that they may never hereafter be in Danger of hearing so dreadful a
Sentence . I proceed now to my third Purpose : To apply what hath been here ...
And , God grant such an Assurance may have so good an Effect on all who hear
me this Day , that they may never hereafter be in Danger of hearing so dreadful a
Sentence . I proceed now to my third Purpose : To apply what hath been here ...
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Lastly , as you would avoid the dreadful Sentence de nounced in the Text against
such Prosti , cution ; which he who is guilty of ic , must expect to hear from the
tremendous Throne , and Voice of God at the last Day , when his ravished ...
Lastly , as you would avoid the dreadful Sentence de nounced in the Text against
such Prosti , cution ; which he who is guilty of ic , must expect to hear from the
tremendous Throne , and Voice of God at the last Day , when his ravished ...
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| Título | The crisis: a sermon, by a lover of his county [H. Fielding. Rotogr.]. |
| Autor | Henry Fielding |
| Publicado | 1741 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 27 Mar 2007 |
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