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268. oldal
And how strange would it be to hear any Christian assert , that the holy and excellent temper and behaviour of Jesus Christ , and that obedience which he performed under such great trials , was not virtuous or praise - worthy ; because ...
And how strange would it be to hear any Christian assert , that the holy and excellent temper and behaviour of Jesus Christ , and that obedience which he performed under such great trials , was not virtuous or praise - worthy ; because ...
452. oldal
Whatsoever is good and valuable in itself , is worthy that God should value it with an ultimate respect . It is therefore worthy to be made the last end of his operation ; if it be properly capable of being attained .
Whatsoever is good and valuable in itself , is worthy that God should value it with an ultimate respect . It is therefore worthy to be made the last end of his operation ; if it be properly capable of being attained .
459. oldal
If therefore , it be nevertheless a thing in itself valuable , and worthy to be desired , that these glorious perfections be actually exhibited in their correspondent effects ; then it seems also , that the knowledge of these ...
If therefore , it be nevertheless a thing in itself valuable , and worthy to be desired , that these glorious perfections be actually exhibited in their correspondent effects ; then it seems also , that the knowledge of these ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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