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... Last Will and Testament . 2. But Men do not always live answerably to what they profess to believe . It were heartily to be wish'd , that there had never been any occafion given for this Objection : For though it be very inconfiderable ...
... Last Will and Testament . 2. But Men do not always live answerably to what they profess to believe . It were heartily to be wish'd , that there had never been any occafion given for this Objection : For though it be very inconfiderable ...
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... last rejected by him , Matt . vii . 21 . And therefore , for any to make this Cavil a- gainst Chriftianity , is only to shew , that they do not confider it , or will not remember the plainest and most remarkable Points of it . 3. The ...
... last rejected by him , Matt . vii . 21 . And therefore , for any to make this Cavil a- gainst Chriftianity , is only to shew , that they do not confider it , or will not remember the plainest and most remarkable Points of it . 3. The ...
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... last Age , afford a real and great Advantage towards the Proof and Establish ment of Religion in Mens Minds ; and yet there are few things which have been more abused to the Dishonour of it . For when Men find it convenient to give some ...
... last Age , afford a real and great Advantage towards the Proof and Establish ment of Religion in Mens Minds ; and yet there are few things which have been more abused to the Dishonour of it . For when Men find it convenient to give some ...
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... last and only Remedy to be used ; they could strike dead with their Words , and were infallible in the use of such Expressions as were proper for the present occafion , either to comfort or to terrify Sinners , or awaken them to ...
... last and only Remedy to be used ; they could strike dead with their Words , and were infallible in the use of such Expressions as were proper for the present occafion , either to comfort or to terrify Sinners , or awaken them to ...
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... last . p . 292. 1. 10 . 1. these things . p . 320. 1. 2. r . principles . p . 334. 1. 17. r . says . p . 337. Marg . 1. 2. r . Tab . p . 341. 1. 19. r . Adar . p . 389. 1.21 . r . gain it . p . 396. 1. 36. r . false Allegations . p ...
... last . p . 292. 1. 10 . 1. these things . p . 320. 1. 2. r . principles . p . 334. 1. 17. r . says . p . 337. Marg . 1. 2. r . Tab . p . 341. 1. 19. r . Adar . p . 389. 1.21 . r . gain it . p . 396. 1. 36. r . false Allegations . p ...
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