Several Discourses Preached at the Temple Church, Volume 4J. Whiston and B. White ... W. Owen ... and E. Baker at Tunbridge, 1758 - Sermons, English |
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... Apostle's Argument . To avoid Obfcurity and Confufion , I fhall proceed in the fol- lowing Method : First , I fhall represent to you the Apostle's Argument entire and by itself . Secondly , I fhall confider the feveral Things implied in ...
... Apostle's Argument . To avoid Obfcurity and Confufion , I fhall proceed in the fol- lowing Method : First , I fhall represent to you the Apostle's Argument entire and by itself . Secondly , I fhall confider the feveral Things implied in ...
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... Apostle's Ar- gument . bi Let us now , in the Second Place , con- fider the feveral Things implied in it ; which , with refpect to this particular Ar- gument , we may call the Principles upon which the Apostle reasons . And first you ...
... Apostle's Ar- gument . bi Let us now , in the Second Place , con- fider the feveral Things implied in it ; which , with refpect to this particular Ar- gument , we may call the Principles upon which the Apostle reasons . And first you ...
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... Apostle's Argument , and to the Language made ufe of , to suppose him to intend , in thefe Words , to express the first Degree or Inftance of his Humility ; and that the Verse should be rendered by Words to this Effect : Who , being in ...
... Apostle's Argument , and to the Language made ufe of , to suppose him to intend , in thefe Words , to express the first Degree or Inftance of his Humility ; and that the Verse should be rendered by Words to this Effect : Who , being in ...
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... Apostle , to prove the great Humility ན་ of Chrift , endeavours to clear him of that , which imports the greatest ... Apostle's Argument is this ; That Chrift , enjoying a most exalted State of Glory , was not fond , or tenacious of ...
... Apostle , to prove the great Humility ན་ of Chrift , endeavours to clear him of that , which imports the greatest ... Apostle's Argument is this ; That Chrift , enjoying a most exalted State of Glory , was not fond , or tenacious of ...
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... Apostle elsewhere fays , one Thing dif- fereth from another Thing in Glory . But the Apostle's Mind will ftill further appear as we go on : He took upon him , says he , the Form of a Servant , and was made in the Likeness of Man : And ...
... Apostle elsewhere fays , one Thing dif- fereth from another Thing in Glory . But the Apostle's Mind will ftill further appear as we go on : He took upon him , says he , the Form of a Servant , and was made in the Likeness of Man : And ...
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