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... gods , and to acknowledge the God re- vealed in Christ as the only true God , to whom he was indebted for the cure of his bodily malady , and in his most important relation to men as the Physican of souls . Mental diseases are wont to ...
... gods , and to acknowledge the God re- vealed in Christ as the only true God , to whom he was indebted for the cure of his bodily malady , and in his most important relation to men as the Physican of souls . Mental diseases are wont to ...
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... gods were not envious , hostile beings , that nothing but good was to be expected from them . Their consciences ... God , crucified for sinners , was presented to their heavy - laden souls , who himself sinless , the Holy One , bore ...
... gods were not envious , hostile beings , that nothing but good was to be expected from them . Their consciences ... God , crucified for sinners , was presented to their heavy - laden souls , who himself sinless , the Holy One , bore ...
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... God . They say that God receives the sinner , if he humbles himself on account of his unworthiness , but that he will not receive the righteous , though he has from the beginning acted virtuously . " The example of this man , who , with ...
... God . They say that God receives the sinner , if he humbles himself on account of his unworthiness , but that he will not receive the righteous , though he has from the beginning acted virtuously . " The example of this man , who , with ...
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... God , such a man would need no Redeemer , and he would , as Celsus says , be able to behold God with joy . But a truly holy man would , least of all , be tempted to wish to be something of and by himself ; his life would be a life in ...
... God , such a man would need no Redeemer , and he would , as Celsus says , be able to behold God with joy . But a truly holy man would , least of all , be tempted to wish to be something of and by himself ; his life would be a life in ...
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... God , which it awoke from a dor- mant state , and released from its fetters , while it converted the dim apprehension of the existence of a hidden God into the clear and living consciousness of a God revealed in Christ . The idea of an ...
... God , which it awoke from a dor- mant state , and released from its fetters , while it converted the dim apprehension of the existence of a hidden God into the clear and living consciousness of a God revealed in Christ . The idea of an ...
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