The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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172. oldal
... exercise of his activity , and so nothing but the fruits of its exercise : he brings nothing to pass by a dormant activity . But the exercise of his activity is action ; and so his action , or exercise of his activity , must be prior to ...
... exercise of his activity , and so nothing but the fruits of its exercise : he brings nothing to pass by a dormant activity . But the exercise of his activity is action ; and so his action , or exercise of his activity , must be prior to ...
393. oldal
... exercise of benevolence is an exercise of will ; and the the exercise of will implies diversity of objects , and a preference of some , rather , than others , to occupy the more excellent parts of the whole system ; so that perfect ...
... exercise of benevolence is an exercise of will ; and the the exercise of will implies diversity of objects , and a preference of some , rather , than others , to occupy the more excellent parts of the whole system ; so that perfect ...
535. oldal
... exercise of mercy , would have been impossible ; and consequently , the GLORY of that perfection , which can be fully displayed only by its exercise towards the miserable , would have been eternally concealed . 16. IF , therefore ...
... exercise of mercy , would have been impossible ; and consequently , the GLORY of that perfection , which can be fully displayed only by its exercise towards the miserable , would have been eternally concealed . 16. IF , therefore ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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