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Strona ii
in general , that is , tbe publication of another's Writings without bis consent or privity : but yet I know very well , that those things which in the general are for the most part unlawful , may , yet be Jo circumstantiated in a ...
in general , that is , tbe publication of another's Writings without bis consent or privity : but yet I know very well , that those things which in the general are for the most part unlawful , may , yet be Jo circumstantiated in a ...
Strona vii
And bis Judgment in the Case is the more considerable , as in respeet of his great Ability , and the Care and Diligence which he hath used in the Examination of it ; so in respect of bis Freedom from all those things , whether of ...
And bis Judgment in the Case is the more considerable , as in respeet of his great Ability , and the Care and Diligence which he hath used in the Examination of it ; so in respect of bis Freedom from all those things , whether of ...
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It is true , this is the way of Mankind to put from us the evil Day , and the Thoughts of it ; but this our way is our folly , and one of the greatest Occasions of those other Follies that commonly attend our Lives : ard therefore the ...
It is true , this is the way of Mankind to put from us the evil Day , and the Thoughts of it ; but this our way is our folly , and one of the greatest Occasions of those other Follies that commonly attend our Lives : ard therefore the ...
Strona 13
And these Two lacter kinds of Fear ; namely , the Fear of Reverence , and the Fear of Caution , are those that are the principal Ingredients constituting this Fear of God that thele excellent Men commend to us as true Wisdom .
And these Two lacter kinds of Fear ; namely , the Fear of Reverence , and the Fear of Caution , are those that are the principal Ingredients constituting this Fear of God that thele excellent Men commend to us as true Wisdom .
Strona 14
Now this Fear of God ariseth froin those right and true Apprehensions concerning Almighty God , that do with a kind of connaturality and suitableness excite both thefe Two kinds of Fear ; and those seem to be principally these Three 1.
Now this Fear of God ariseth froin those right and true Apprehensions concerning Almighty God , that do with a kind of connaturality and suitableness excite both thefe Two kinds of Fear ; and those seem to be principally these Three 1.
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Actions advantage Affections Afflictions againſt Almighty attain bear becauſe become beſt better Bleſſing Body bring certainly Chriſt comfort Command concerning condition conſider conſideration Creatures Death deliver deſire Divine doth Duty Earth Eternal evil excellent expect Faith Father Fear firſt former give given Glory Goodneſs Grace greater greateſt hand Happineſs haſt hath Heart Heaven himſelf Honour Hope Humility infinite juſt keep kind Kingdom Knowledge latter Learning Light live look Lord Love Lufts Mankind means meaſure Mind moſt muſt Name Nature never Obedience obſerve Pardon Patience perfect Perſon pleaſed Power pray Prayer preſent Pride Providence reaſon receive relation reſt ſame ſee ſelf ſhall ſhould ſome Soul Spirit ſubject ſuch ſuffer Temptations thee themſelves theſe things thoſe thou Thoughts trouble true Truth unto uſe Wealth Wiſdom wiſe World
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | Contemplations Moral and Divine, etc. [With a portrait.] |
| Autor | Matthew Hale |
| Wydawca | William Shrewsbury; Dan. Midwinter & Tho. Leigh, 1699 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Oksfordzki |
| W formie cyfrowej | 1 Wrz 2006 |
| Liczba stron | 558 |
| Eksportuj cytowanie | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |