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... moral government in all its perfect relations and benevo- lent designs , it is above and beyond all that these ... moral beings , " how perfect it is ; how good . " The question is : " What is it ? " It is not a government of force , not ...
... moral government in all its perfect relations and benevo- lent designs , it is above and beyond all that these ... moral beings , " how perfect it is ; how good . " The question is : " What is it ? " It is not a government of force , not ...
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... moral nature , the law which condemns and consigns him to everlasting punishment . No man asks for Christ , no man accepts Christ as his true and only Saviour , until he feels that sentence is passed upon him , and that the sentence is ...
... moral nature , the law which condemns and consigns him to everlasting punishment . No man asks for Christ , no man accepts Christ as his true and only Saviour , until he feels that sentence is passed upon him , and that the sentence is ...
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... moral , obedient , and amiable from his boyhood . But mere outward morality did not satisfy his anxious and in- quiring mind . He was burdened with doubts and perplexities . He was tempted by the snares and suggestions of the spiritual ...
... moral , obedient , and amiable from his boyhood . But mere outward morality did not satisfy his anxious and in- quiring mind . He was burdened with doubts and perplexities . He was tempted by the snares and suggestions of the spiritual ...
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... moral sua- sion the world was to be converted and saved . It was of more power than armies , even in subduing ... morality . He acknowledged no distinction between the laws which should regulate individuals and communities . He would do ...
... moral sua- sion the world was to be converted and saved . It was of more power than armies , even in subduing ... morality . He acknowledged no distinction between the laws which should regulate individuals and communities . He would do ...
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... moral Governor could take care of his own people , and even if all the evils predicted from his course were to take place , these should not interfere with the practice of abstract and eternal duties , that God's absolute com- mands ...
... moral Governor could take care of his own people , and even if all the evils predicted from his course were to take place , these should not interfere with the practice of abstract and eternal duties , that God's absolute com- mands ...
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