Helps to Composition: Or, Six Hundred Skeletons of Sermons, Several Being the Substance of Sermons Preached Before the University |
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107. oldal
That this is a heavenly inheritance , ( for so must the last word saints be
understood - in sanctis , in holy , or heavenly ... which are spiritual and heavenly ,
but to signify the place where we shall possess them , heaven , the mansion of
the ...
That this is a heavenly inheritance , ( for so must the last word saints be
understood - in sanctis , in holy , or heavenly ... which are spiritual and heavenly ,
but to signify the place where we shall possess them , heaven , the mansion of
the ...
222. oldal
Is it at all desirable that while some in heaven are ascribing salvation to God and
to the Lamb , others should ascribe salvation to God and to themselves ? Surely
the felicity of heaven is much increased by the obligation which they feel to ...
Is it at all desirable that while some in heaven are ascribing salvation to God and
to the Lamb , others should ascribe salvation to God and to themselves ? Surely
the felicity of heaven is much increased by the obligation which they feel to ...
373. oldal
What comfort could a carnal person have in heaven ? there are no objects there
suited to his inclination ; nor has he any delight in the employments of the
celestial spirits . i Gal . vi . 8 . & Spiritual - mindedness constitutes our meetness
for ...
What comfort could a carnal person have in heaven ? there are no objects there
suited to his inclination ; nor has he any delight in the employments of the
celestial spirits . i Gal . vi . 8 . & Spiritual - mindedness constitutes our meetness
for ...
441. oldal
We shall consider I . Our Lord ' s description of heaven We are taught to conceive
of heaven as a place of unspeakable felicityThe description given of it by St .
John is intended to elevate our thoughts , and enlarge our conceptions to the ...
We shall consider I . Our Lord ' s description of heaven We are taught to conceive
of heaven as a place of unspeakable felicityThe description given of it by St .
John is intended to elevate our thoughts , and enlarge our conceptions to the ...
442. oldal
By purging heaven itself with his own blood [ Heaven would have been defiled ,
as it were , by the admission of sinners into itHe therefore entered into heaven to
sanctify it by his bloodThis was typified by the atonement made for the altar and ...
By purging heaven itself with his own blood [ Heaven would have been defiled ,
as it were , by the admission of sinners into itHe therefore entered into heaven to
sanctify it by his bloodThis was typified by the atonement made for the altar and ...
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| Cím | Helps to Composition: Or, Six Hundred Skeletons of Sermons, Several Being the Substance of Sermons Preached Before the University 21345. kiadás/Early American imprints 1. kötet/Helps to Composition, Or, Six Hundred Skeletons of Sermons: Several Being the Substance of Sermons Preached Before the University, Charles Simeon |
| Szerző | Charles Simeon |
| Kiadó | William W. Woodward, 1810 |
| Eredeti forrása | a New York-i Közkönyvtár |
| Digitalizálva: | 2005. nov. 22. |
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