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Page 44
... use and advantage of which conduct --- is , I fup- pose , the reafon , -as in general it enlarges on no character , but what is worthy of imi- tation . ' Tis however undeniable , that the lives of bad men are not without ufe , --- and ...
... use and advantage of which conduct --- is , I fup- pose , the reafon , -as in general it enlarges on no character , but what is worthy of imi- tation . ' Tis however undeniable , that the lives of bad men are not without ufe , --- and ...
Page 52
... uses , to which I may truft you , having time but to mention that particular one , which first led me into this examina- tion , namely , that all objections against the evangelift's tion , 52 SERMON IX . From this point of view, if we ...
... uses , to which I may truft you , having time but to mention that particular one , which first led me into this examina- tion , namely , that all objections against the evangelift's tion , 52 SERMON IX . From this point of view, if we ...
Page 58
... thefe bleffings , and direct him to make a proper use of them . -He had that too , for he was a per- fect and upright man , one that feared God and efchewed evil . In ; - In the midst of all this profperity , 58 SERMON X.
... thefe bleffings , and direct him to make a proper use of them . -He had that too , for he was a per- fect and upright man , one that feared God and efchewed evil . In ; - In the midst of all this profperity , 58 SERMON X.
Page 98
... likewife related with the greatest variety of ten- der and affecting circumftances , which would afford matter for reflections use- ful for the conduct of almost every part 4 & and But as the and stage of a man's life .. 98 XII . SERMON.
... likewife related with the greatest variety of ten- der and affecting circumftances , which would afford matter for reflections use- ful for the conduct of almost every part 4 & and But as the and stage of a man's life .. 98 XII . SERMON.
Page 100
... which might as fuddenly give way to other reflecti- ons , but that it evidently fprung from a fettled principle of uncommon gene- rofity in his nature , which was above the • the temptation of making use of an op- portunity 100 SERMON XII .
... which might as fuddenly give way to other reflecti- ons , but that it evidently fprung from a fettled principle of uncommon gene- rofity in his nature , which was above the • the temptation of making use of an op- portunity 100 SERMON XII .
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