An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... where there is one man who is not subject to this weakness , there are a thousand who are not able to free themselves from it . I think we may say of dreams the same almost as of inchantments , that they 13 DRESS . 5.
... where there is one man who is not subject to this weakness , there are a thousand who are not able to free themselves from it . I think we may say of dreams the same almost as of inchantments , that they 13 DRESS . 5.
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... where there is one man who is not subject to this weakness , there are a thousand who are not able to free themselves from it . I think we may say of dreams the same almost as of inchantments , that they 13 DRESS . 5.
... where there is one man who is not subject to this weakness , there are a thousand who are not able to free themselves from it . I think we may say of dreams the same almost as of inchantments , that they 13 DRESS . 5.
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... able to move a straw ? If they consider it well , they conceive not the one more clearly than the other , since they have no clear idea of efficacy or power ; insomuch that if they followed their false principle , they ought to affirm ...
... able to move a straw ? If they consider it well , they conceive not the one more clearly than the other , since they have no clear idea of efficacy or power ; insomuch that if they followed their false principle , they ought to affirm ...
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... able : or he is able , and not willing : or he is neither willing , nor able : or else he is both willing and able . If he be willing and not able , he must then be weak , which cannot be affirmed of God . If he be able and not willing ...
... able : or he is able , and not willing : or he is neither willing , nor able : or else he is both willing and able . If he be willing and not able , he must then be weak , which cannot be affirmed of God . If he be able and not willing ...
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... able to remove evil but is not willing , and yet for all that , is not en- vious . He does not remove evil for this reason , be- cause ( as I have shewn ) he bestows wisdom , and there is more good and satisfaction in wisdom , than ...
... able to remove evil but is not willing , and yet for all that , is not en- vious . He does not remove evil for this reason , be- cause ( as I have shewn ) he bestows wisdom , and there is more good and satisfaction in wisdom , than ...
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