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... itself was moved at the prefence of God , the God of Ifrael , that is , at the giving of the law , Pf . 68. 7 , 8 . Certainly , the Apoftle , Heb . 12. 26 , fays , that he who spoke from heaven , and whofe voice then ( nainely at the ...
... itself was moved at the prefence of God , the God of Ifrael , that is , at the giving of the law , Pf . 68. 7 , 8 . Certainly , the Apoftle , Heb . 12. 26 , fays , that he who spoke from heaven , and whofe voice then ( nainely at the ...
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... itself . To whom angels 1 VI . Angels were prefent , as minifters , at the were mi- giving of the law by the Lord Chrift . Whence nifters . Stephen fays , Alts . 7. 53 , that the Ifraelites received the law by the difpofition of angels ...
... itself . To whom angels 1 VI . Angels were prefent , as minifters , at the were mi- giving of the law by the Lord Chrift . Whence nifters . Stephen fays , Alts . 7. 53 , that the Ifraelites received the law by the difpofition of angels ...
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... , feeing love either afcends to God , who , as the chief good , is to be loved above all , and with all our trength ; or extends itself to our neighbour , whom We we are bound to love as ourselves , fince he 360 Book 4 . Of the DECALOGUE .
... , feeing love either afcends to God , who , as the chief good , is to be loved above all , and with all our trength ; or extends itself to our neighbour , whom We we are bound to love as ourselves , fince he 360 Book 4 . Of the DECALOGUE .
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... itself could not be lefs glorious . But fince the Ifraelites could not bear that plendour , that was to them an indication , how far they had departed from God by their ingratitude , who were fo much afraid at the fight of the fervant ...
... itself could not be lefs glorious . But fince the Ifraelites could not bear that plendour , that was to them an indication , how far they had departed from God by their ingratitude , who were fo much afraid at the fight of the fervant ...
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... itself , or relatively , with refpect to a certain condition or state of man . In itself , the law is ift . A reprefentation of true virtue , a delineation of internal and external goodness , and a copy of that holinefs , which is ...
... itself , or relatively , with refpect to a certain condition or state of man . In itself , the law is ift . A reprefentation of true virtue , a delineation of internal and external goodness , and a copy of that holinefs , which is ...
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Página 983 - complies, not that he approved the violence of thofe zealots, but to wipe off a calumny, and to fuit himfelf prudently and friendly to the weak. Thus, unto the Jews he became as a Jew, that he might gain the Jews; to them that are Under the law, as under the law, that he might, gain them that are under the law, i Cor.
Página 1200 - Thus faith Jehovah, if my covenant be not with day and night, and if I have not 'appointed the ordinances of heaven and earth: then I will caft a-way the feed of Jacob, and David my fervant. Add
Página 1012 - the fecret things belong unto the Lord our God ; but tbofe things . • • •which are revealed, belong unto us and to our children for ever: and that excellent faying of Jerome,
Página 1149 - for I fpake not unto your fathers, nor commanded, them. in. the day, that I brought them out of the land of Egypt, concerning burnt-offerings or
Página 874 - to intimate this office of the law, i < Tim. i. 9, when he fays, that the law is not made for a righteous man, but for the
Página 1043 - to fupply the wants of the poor out of their abundance, by this argument-, becaufe it is written, he, that had gathered much, had nothing over ; and he that had gathered
Página 881 - wherefore ? Becaufe they fought it not by faith, but as it were by the works of the law: for they
Página 1128 - 13, that the law and the prophets were until John. From that time the kingdom of God was preached. What did the law and the prophets difcover to thofe, who lived in their days? certainly nothing but a tafte of that
Página 892 - was an indigefted mafs. The earth was without form and void, and darknefs was upon the face of the deep. Gen: i. 2. In like manner, all things lie in bafe confufion in the foul, when it is to be adorned by the new creation : and depraved lufts are violently agitated every where, without any order. Thofe things, which
Página 1229 - happen unto us according to. the true proverb, the dog is turned to his own vomit again: and the