Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... frequent Applications to God in prayer , a freedom from thofe ill Impreffions , that for- merly fubdued them , an inward love to Vertue and true Good- ness , an easiness and delight in all the parts of Holiness , which was fed and ...
... frequent Applications to God in prayer , a freedom from thofe ill Impreffions , that for- merly fubdued them , an inward love to Vertue and true Good- ness , an easiness and delight in all the parts of Holiness , which was fed and ...
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... frequent Meditati- ons of God ; whofe Nature though it be far above our Comprehenfion , yet his Good- nefs and Wisdom are fuch Per- fections as fall within our Ima- gination : And he that thinks of- ten of God , and confiders him as ...
... frequent Meditati- ons of God ; whofe Nature though it be far above our Comprehenfion , yet his Good- nefs and Wisdom are fuch Per- fections as fall within our Ima- gination : And he that thinks of- ten of God , and confiders him as ...
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... frequent re- turns of these are neceffary : Left if we allow of too long intervals between them , these Impreffions may grow feebler , and other Suggestions may come in their room : And the Returns of Prayer are not to be confidered as ...
... frequent re- turns of these are neceffary : Left if we allow of too long intervals between them , these Impreffions may grow feebler , and other Suggestions may come in their room : And the Returns of Prayer are not to be confidered as ...
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