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 207
... light and men of all ranks to be inditers of perfection in every part of it . In his oracles , to make it appear it was the Philosophers we may meet , it no matter of state policy , or par- may be , with some scattered frag- ticular ...
... light and men of all ranks to be inditers of perfection in every part of it . In his oracles , to make it appear it was the Philosophers we may meet , it no matter of state policy , or par- may be , with some scattered frag- ticular ...
Page 213
... light such doc- the distressed recommended by so trines , as exceeded whatever the powerful an incentive , as that our philosophers before had done ; though , Redeemer has made them his repre- laying aside their dregs , we should ...
... light such doc- the distressed recommended by so trines , as exceeded whatever the powerful an incentive , as that our philosophers before had done ; though , Redeemer has made them his repre- laying aside their dregs , we should ...
Page 214
... light , neither cometh to the light , offences done against him ; what lest his deeds should be reproved . " mode of worship he requires ; what The light of the gospel is too prying helps he will afford us ; and what and inquisitive for ...
... light , neither cometh to the light , offences done against him ; what lest his deeds should be reproved . " mode of worship he requires ; what The light of the gospel is too prying helps he will afford us ; and what and inquisitive for ...
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