Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 1S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 181
... believe by long use , and the nature of their his existence ; while one of the known employment , generally speaking , the attributes of that God is , that he is best and most sagacious discoverers invisible . And almost equally pre- of ...
... believe by long use , and the nature of their his existence ; while one of the known employment , generally speaking , the attributes of that God is , that he is best and most sagacious discoverers invisible . And almost equally pre- of ...
Page 231
... believe , discovers , that man is guilty , as the saved ; I shall believe , if I endeavo confessions , and acknowledgments , to believe . Consequently , every in- which the Heathens made of their dividual hath a right to apply the be ...
... believe , discovers , that man is guilty , as the saved ; I shall believe , if I endeavo confessions , and acknowledgments , to believe . Consequently , every in- which the Heathens made of their dividual hath a right to apply the be ...
Page 305
... believe the existence of the ob - sitive , the proud and the humble , the jects within the sphere of its vision . ambitious and the unaspiring , the Now the laws of moral probability man immersed in pleasure and dissi- are just as sure ...
... believe the existence of the ob - sitive , the proud and the humble , the jects within the sphere of its vision . ambitious and the unaspiring , the Now the laws of moral probability man immersed in pleasure and dissi- are just as sure ...
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