The Works of William Paley: With a Life of the Author, Volume 5Thomas Tegg, 1825 |
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... sincerity of our gratitude , and of our praise ; in our admiration of the divine bounty to his creatures ; in our sense of particular mercies to ourselves . We shall We shall pray much in secret . much in secret . We shall address ...
... sincerity of our gratitude , and of our praise ; in our admiration of the divine bounty to his creatures ; in our sense of particular mercies to ourselves . We shall We shall pray much in secret . much in secret . We shall address ...
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... sincere , some hearty , some deep , some true , and , as we trust , acceptable service will be performed before we leave the place ; some pouring forth of the soul unto God in prayer and in thanksgiving ; in prayer , excited by wants ...
... sincere , some hearty , some deep , some true , and , as we trust , acceptable service will be performed before we leave the place ; some pouring forth of the soul unto God in prayer and in thanksgiving ; in prayer , excited by wants ...
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... sincere , if it be such as a right capacity for devotion will make it to be , it will call up our proper and particular sins so distinctly to our view , their guilt , their danger , their end ; whither they are carrying us ; in what ...
... sincere , if it be such as a right capacity for devotion will make it to be , it will call up our proper and particular sins so distinctly to our view , their guilt , their danger , their end ; whither they are carrying us ; in what ...
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... sincere . I repeat again , that sincere religion from any motive will be effectual ; but there is a great deal of difference in the probability of its being sincere , according to the different cause in the mind from which it sets out ...
... sincere . I repeat again , that sincere religion from any motive will be effectual ; but there is a great deal of difference in the probability of its being sincere , according to the different cause in the mind from which it sets out ...
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... sincere religion , from what- ever cause it originates . But of these principles , the purest , the surest , is the love of God , forasmuch as the religion which proceeds from it is sincere , con- stant , and universal . It will not ...
... sincere religion , from what- ever cause it originates . But of these principles , the purest , the surest , is the love of God , forasmuch as the religion which proceeds from it is sincere , con- stant , and universal . It will not ...
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