A treatise on the conduct of God to the human species, and on the divine mission of Jesus Christ |
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... that he should suffer a degree of punishment , mortification , and discipline , as salutary medicines , absolutely necessary to purify his character , and to qualify it with that holiness , without which , the Scriptures assure us ...
... that he should suffer a degree of punishment , mortification , and discipline , as salutary medicines , absolutely necessary to purify his character , and to qualify it with that holiness , without which , the Scriptures assure us ...
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... and make them happy , but as creating them with a fixed and determinate purpose to curse , punish , and persecute them to all eternity ; and intending this even before they were born , of course before they could have offended him .
... and make them happy , but as creating them with a fixed and determinate purpose to curse , punish , and persecute them to all eternity ; and intending this even before they were born , of course before they could have offended him .
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... whether barbarous or civilized , agree that the violation of it deserves infamy and punishment ; who has in the most decided manner , by his prophets Isaiah , Jeremiah , and Zechariah , declared , that he himself will punish its ...
... whether barbarous or civilized , agree that the violation of it deserves infamy and punishment ; who has in the most decided manner , by his prophets Isaiah , Jeremiah , and Zechariah , declared , that he himself will punish its ...
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... For seeing thou art “ righteous thyself , thou orderest all things “ righteously , thinking it not agreeable with “ thy power to condemn him that hath not - deserved to be punished ; for thy power is 6 the beginning of righteousness ...
... For seeing thou art “ righteous thyself , thou orderest all things “ righteously , thinking it not agreeable with “ thy power to condemn him that hath not - deserved to be punished ; for thy power is 6 the beginning of righteousness ...
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... instance in which the conduct of God appears unfriendly or unkind to the human race , or in which he punishes it either nationally or individually , without at the same time condescending to assign his reasons for that punishment .
... instance in which the conduct of God appears unfriendly or unkind to the human race , or in which he punishes it either nationally or individually , without at the same time condescending to assign his reasons for that punishment .
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| Tytuł | A treatise on the conduct of God to the human species, and on the divine mission of Jesus Christ |
| Autor | James Hare |
| Wydanie | 2 |
| Wydawca | F.C. & J. Rivington, 1809 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Biblioteka Brytyjska |
| W formie cyfrowej | 17 Gru 2015 |
| Liczba stron | 393 |
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