The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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147. oldal
... kind with twenty degrees of strength , because the degrees of strength are beyond the degrees of difficulty ; yet if the difficulty be increased to thirty , or an hundred , or a thousand degrees , and his strength not also increased ...
... kind with twenty degrees of strength , because the degrees of strength are beyond the degrees of difficulty ; yet if the difficulty be increased to thirty , or an hundred , or a thousand degrees , and his strength not also increased ...
297. oldal
... kind of sincerity , only , is there any thing truly valuable or acceptable in the sight of God . And this is what in scripture is called sincerity , uprightness , integrity , " truth in the inward parts , " and " being of a perfect ...
... kind of sincerity , only , is there any thing truly valuable or acceptable in the sight of God . And this is what in scripture is called sincerity , uprightness , integrity , " truth in the inward parts , " and " being of a perfect ...
417. oldal
... kind , throughout the universe , in his Providence ; either by positive efficiency , or permission . Indeed , such an universal determining Providence , infers some kind of necessity of all events , such a necessity as implies an ...
... kind , throughout the universe , in his Providence ; either by positive efficiency , or permission . Indeed , such an universal determining Providence , infers some kind of necessity of all events , such a necessity as implies an ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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