Illustrations of the Divine Government, etcSherwood & Company, 1822 - 456 |
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... possess and hope , it must be of unspeakable importance to ascertain what his character really is ; and if there be indeed reason to believe , that , in fashioning our frame , and appointing that it should undergo at a certain period a ...
... possess and hope , it must be of unspeakable importance to ascertain what his character really is ; and if there be indeed reason to believe , that , in fashioning our frame , and appointing that it should undergo at a certain period a ...
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... possess . The simplest ideas we seem capable of forming of this Being are , that he is intelligent , and that B he is uncaused . Intelligent he must be , for Part First Of the Divine Government Page Of the Proof of the Government of God.
... possess . The simplest ideas we seem capable of forming of this Being are , that he is intelligent , and that B he is uncaused . Intelligent he must be , for Part First Of the Divine Government Page Of the Proof of the Government of God.
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... possesses the power of originating motion , by which some- times its existence , and always its happiness , in a greater or less degree , are affected . The care of the Deity must therefore extend to the move- ments of the animal , no ...
... possesses the power of originating motion , by which some- times its existence , and always its happiness , in a greater or less degree , are affected . The care of the Deity must therefore extend to the move- ments of the animal , no ...
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... possess a nature so essentially different from ours , that we ought to have no difficulty in supposing that it may allow of his being present at them at one and the same time , as easily as at successive periods . As our mode of ...
... possess a nature so essentially different from ours , that we ought to have no difficulty in supposing that it may allow of his being present at them at one and the same time , as easily as at successive periods . As our mode of ...
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... possesses infinite power . We have therefore abundant reason to rest in the delightful assurance , that of every event which takes place all the care is taken , which perfect wisdom can dictate , and infinite good- ness require that all ...
... possesses infinite power . We have therefore abundant reason to rest in the delightful assurance , that of every event which takes place all the care is taken , which perfect wisdom can dictate , and infinite good- ness require that all ...
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