The Works of William Paley: With a Life of the Author, Volume 5Thomas Tegg, 1825 |
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... worship of God to be a duty , and that the wilful neglect of this , as of other duties , must look forward to future punishment , do join in worship from a principle of obedience , from a consideration of those consequences which will ...
... worship of God to be a duty , and that the wilful neglect of this , as of other duties , must look forward to future punishment , do join in worship from a principle of obedience , from a consideration of those consequences which will ...
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... worship of God ; and what is more , will bring him in such a frame of mind as to enable him to join in it with effect ; with effect as to his own soul ; with effect as to every object , both pub- lic and private , intended by public worship ...
... worship of God ; and what is more , will bring him in such a frame of mind as to enable him to join in it with effect ; with effect as to his own soul ; with effect as to every object , both pub- lic and private , intended by public worship ...
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... worship , we thank God in general terms , that is , we join with the congregation in a general thanks- giving ; but ... worship per- sonal . We have seen that it will be so with thanks- giving . It will be the same likewise with every ...
... worship , we thank God in general terms , that is , we join with the congregation in a general thanks- giving ; but ... worship per- sonal . We have seen that it will be so with thanks- giving . It will be the same likewise with every ...
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With a Life of the Author William Paley. part of divine worship . The confession of sins in our liturgy , and perhaps ... worship so ineffectually as to ourselves , it is because we have not worshiped him in spirit ; we may say of all we ...
With a Life of the Author William Paley. part of divine worship . The confession of sins in our liturgy , and perhaps ... worship so ineffectually as to ourselves , it is because we have not worshiped him in spirit ; we may say of all we ...
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... worship , be they ever so well composed , it is impossible to exhibit human wants otherwise than in general expressions . But devotion will apply them ; it will teach every man , in the first place , to know how indigent , how poor a ...
... worship , be they ever so well composed , it is impossible to exhibit human wants otherwise than in general expressions . But devotion will apply them ; it will teach every man , in the first place , to know how indigent , how poor a ...
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