The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... given ; to whom we earnestly pray , that no future cause may ever be given , to fay , - " Why should we become chriftians ? are they better than we ? they lie , they fwear , they steal , they cheat , they indulge their luft , they are ...
... given ; to whom we earnestly pray , that no future cause may ever be given , to fay , - " Why should we become chriftians ? are they better than we ? they lie , they fwear , they steal , they cheat , they indulge their luft , they are ...
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... given them in Adam to do what was command- ed , it is obvious that it can have no place here , the thing required being of a different nature from any duty expected from him antecedently to the fall . For repentance could not have been ...
... given them in Adam to do what was command- ed , it is obvious that it can have no place here , the thing required being of a different nature from any duty expected from him antecedently to the fall . For repentance could not have been ...
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... given them penfions equivalent to the pofts which the conjuncture would not permit them to hold longer ? Because he is good . Why did he furrender the hereditary revenue of his crown to the difpofition of parliament for a limited annual ...
... given them penfions equivalent to the pofts which the conjuncture would not permit them to hold longer ? Because he is good . Why did he furrender the hereditary revenue of his crown to the difpofition of parliament for a limited annual ...
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