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103. oldal
signifies simply our understanding , the faculty by which we know and judge
objects , 2 . But , beside this , you must remark , that our eyes have two very
different uses . One consists only in viewing objects indifferently , for no other
purpose ...
signifies simply our understanding , the faculty by which we know and judge
objects , 2 . But , beside this , you must remark , that our eyes have two very
different uses . One consists only in viewing objects indifferently , for no other
purpose ...
116. oldal
It is a love that possesses the whole heart , without allowing a partition among
different objects . Thus it is distinguished from that partial love which almost -
Christians have , who have sometimes good desires towards zeal and
repentance ...
It is a love that possesses the whole heart , without allowing a partition among
different objects . Thus it is distinguished from that partial love which almost -
Christians have , who have sometimes good desires towards zeal and
repentance ...
117. oldal
our love must resemble its object ; and its object is infi . nite ; and this is one
sense of this command , Thou shalt love the Lord ... This love , which has no
bounds itself , sets bounds to every emotion towards other objects : it is , as it
were , an ...
our love must resemble its object ; and its object is infi . nite ; and this is one
sense of this command , Thou shalt love the Lord ... This love , which has no
bounds itself , sets bounds to every emotion towards other objects : it is , as it
were , an ...
118. oldal
... his love ; for God ' s love to us is a jealous love , which cannot consent to our
having any other object of supreme love besides himself : but our love to him cani
have no greater perfection than that which arises from a multiplicity of objects ...
... his love ; for God ' s love to us is a jealous love , which cannot consent to our
having any other object of supreme love besides himself : but our love to him cani
have no greater perfection than that which arises from a multiplicity of objects ...
372. oldal
The thoughts will naturally be fixed on the objects that are best suited to the
reigning principleTo these objects they will recur with frequency , fervour , and
complacencyIf we be under the dominion of a carnal principle , we shall be
thinking of ...
The thoughts will naturally be fixed on the objects that are best suited to the
reigning principleTo these objects they will recur with frequency , fervour , and
complacencyIf we be under the dominion of a carnal principle , we shall be
thinking of ...
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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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