The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... shall appertain to honefty and endeavouring to profit the Church of God . Having always in ' mind that they ought to excel all others in purity of life , and fhould be examples to the people to live well and christianly , under pain of ...
... shall appertain to honefty and endeavouring to profit the Church of God . Having always in ' mind that they ought to excel all others in purity of life , and fhould be examples to the people to live well and christianly , under pain of ...
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... shall make up the affembly of the faints , at least such of them as were known to me upon earth . I cannot lofe my consciousness , for , if I lofe that , I lose my identity . The fcriptures too conftantly represent the future ftate as a ...
... shall make up the affembly of the faints , at least such of them as were known to me upon earth . I cannot lofe my consciousness , for , if I lofe that , I lose my identity . The fcriptures too conftantly represent the future ftate as a ...
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... shall go to him , but he shall not return to me . Cold and poor comfort is this , if the royal mourner meant only that he should fol- low the child to the grave , and there intermingle his neglected ashes with him . It certainly muft ...
... shall go to him , but he shall not return to me . Cold and poor comfort is this , if the royal mourner meant only that he should fol- low the child to the grave , and there intermingle his neglected ashes with him . It certainly muft ...
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