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It must be , it can be , none but a divine power , that can uphold the mind against
the rage of many afflictions ; and yet , the greatest crosses are not the greatest
enemies to inward peace . Let us , therefore , look up above ourselves ; and ,
from ...
It must be , it can be , none but a divine power , that can uphold the mind against
the rage of many afflictions ; and yet , the greatest crosses are not the greatest
enemies to inward peace . Let us , therefore , look up above ourselves ; and ,
from ...
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The second Rank of the Enemies of Peace . The first Remedy of an over
prosperous Estate : the Vanity and Unprofitableness of Riches ; the first Enemy
on the right Hand . THESE are enemies on the left hand . There want not some
on the right ...
The second Rank of the Enemies of Peace . The first Remedy of an over
prosperous Estate : the Vanity and Unprofitableness of Riches ; the first Enemy
on the right Hand . THESE are enemies on the left hand . There want not some
on the right ...
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How yet free of us , that were professed Enemies . THE common disposition of
men pretends to a kind of ... Nature itself then teacheth us to love our friends : it is
only grace that can love an enemy . But , as of injuries , so of enmities thereupon
...
How yet free of us , that were professed Enemies . THE common disposition of
men pretends to a kind of ... Nature itself then teacheth us to love our friends : it is
only grace that can love an enemy . But , as of injuries , so of enmities thereupon
...
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... to afflict me continually ; a mind , not so furnished with knowledge , that I may
boast of it , nor yet so naked that I should despair of obtaining it : my miseries
afford me joy ; mine enemies , advantage : my account is cast up for another
world .
... to afflict me continually ; a mind , not so furnished with knowledge , that I may
boast of it , nor yet so naked that I should despair of obtaining it : my miseries
afford me joy ; mine enemies , advantage : my account is cast up for another
world .
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As the first , it is a partner with the soul ; as the latter , it is an enemy , and the
worst of enemies , spiritual . No marvel then if he would not have provision made
for such an enemy . In outward and bodily enmity , the case and his charge is ...
As the first , it is a partner with the soul ; as the latter , it is an enemy , and the
worst of enemies , spiritual . No marvel then if he would not have provision made
for such an enemy . In outward and bodily enmity , the case and his charge is ...
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| Title | Select Tracts from the writings of ... J. H. ... Edited by C. Bradley |
| Author | Joseph Hall |
| Publisher | L.B. Seeley & Son, 1824 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 21 Jul 2006 |
| Length | 505 pages |
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