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... human fpecies . It was the redemption of the world . " He is the propitiation for our fins , and not for ours only , but for the whole world . " 1 John , ii . 2. Probably the fu- ture happiness , perhaps the future exiftence of the fpe ...
... human fpecies . It was the redemption of the world . " He is the propitiation for our fins , and not for ours only , but for the whole world . " 1 John , ii . 2. Probably the fu- ture happiness , perhaps the future exiftence of the fpe ...
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... human duties ; without fophif- try or trifling , amidst teachers remarkable for nothing fo much , as frivolous fubtleties and quibbling expofitions ; candid and li- beral in his judgement of the rest of man- kind , although belonging to ...
... human duties ; without fophif- try or trifling , amidst teachers remarkable for nothing fo much , as frivolous fubtleties and quibbling expofitions ; candid and li- beral in his judgement of the rest of man- kind , although belonging to ...
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In Three Parts William Paley. influence of those causes by which human conduct and human affairs are governed . The feed being fown , was left to vegetate ; the leaven being inferted , was left to fer- ment ; and both according to the ...
In Three Parts William Paley. influence of those causes by which human conduct and human affairs are governed . The feed being fown , was left to vegetate ; the leaven being inferted , was left to fer- ment ; and both according to the ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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