The Panoplist, and Missionary Magazine United, 6. kötetFarrand, Mallory, and Company, 1810 |
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... piety together in the charac ter of the Puritans , and suggest- ed the happy tendency of both united . But these gentlemen can make the author say what they please . they please . When he speaks of the tendency of the faith and piety of ...
... piety together in the charac ter of the Puritans , and suggest- ed the happy tendency of both united . But these gentlemen can make the author say what they please . they please . When he speaks of the tendency of the faith and piety of ...
106. oldal
... piety ; be . cause the nature of them all must depend entirely on that charac . ter . The worship of God must de ... Piety is the foun- dation . Our obligation to per- form the dutics of morality is ultimately derived from God ; and ...
... piety ; be . cause the nature of them all must depend entirely on that charac . ter . The worship of God must de ... Piety is the foun- dation . Our obligation to per- form the dutics of morality is ultimately derived from God ; and ...
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... piety ; and can you fear to be stigmatised by infatuated hard- ened wretches , whose applause would be infamy , and whose tongues will soon be cold in death ? What is the momentary reproach of dying worms , when put in the balance ...
... piety ; and can you fear to be stigmatised by infatuated hard- ened wretches , whose applause would be infamy , and whose tongues will soon be cold in death ? What is the momentary reproach of dying worms , when put in the balance ...
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