The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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393. oldal
... universe , of infinitely perfect polish , and without a flaw in any part . Hence , in its exercise , it is universal as its objects ; and can no more admit of degrees , than a perfect polish can admit of flaws . On the contrary ...
... universe , of infinitely perfect polish , and without a flaw in any part . Hence , in its exercise , it is universal as its objects ; and can no more admit of degrees , than a perfect polish can admit of flaws . On the contrary ...
513. oldal
... universe , having all power given him in heaven and earth , to that end that he may promote their happiness ; being made head over all things to the church , and hav ing the government of the whole creation for their good * . Christ ...
... universe , having all power given him in heaven and earth , to that end that he may promote their happiness ; being made head over all things to the church , and hav ing the government of the whole creation for their good * . Christ ...
533. oldal
... universe , in the operations of Providence , aud in the methods of salvation , is his owN GLORY . But we do not think it superfluous to add a few observations on this important subject . 1. A clear and comprehensive view of the universe ...
... universe , in the operations of Providence , aud in the methods of salvation , is his owN GLORY . But we do not think it superfluous to add a few observations on this important subject . 1. A clear and comprehensive view of the universe ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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