The Quarterly Review, Volumen16John Murray, 1817 |
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... circumstances , rather than of his own wilful perverseness , requires to be continually reminded by a recurrence to visible and sensible objects , or to the results of rea- sonings derived from them , that God knows our several cases ...
... circumstances , rather than of his own wilful perverseness , requires to be continually reminded by a recurrence to visible and sensible objects , or to the results of rea- sonings derived from them , that God knows our several cases ...
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... circumstances of temperature , most of the products of the earth have in a greater or less degree the power of effecting ; and which is regularly accompanied by the disen- gagement of the light and heat for which we have such frequent ...
... circumstances of temperature , most of the products of the earth have in a greater or less degree the power of effecting ; and which is regularly accompanied by the disen- gagement of the light and heat for which we have such frequent ...
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... circumstances calling for their exercise with which he is surrounded , tend uniformly to the conviction that he was placed herein order to exercise , according to his opportunities in his progress through the world , the various powers ...
... circumstances calling for their exercise with which he is surrounded , tend uniformly to the conviction that he was placed herein order to exercise , according to his opportunities in his progress through the world , the various powers ...
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... circumstances which surround him , but capable of being improved and exalted in the highest degree by a right application of them to those circumstances . He is com- manded so to apply them , and instructed in the method of obeying that ...
... circumstances which surround him , but capable of being improved and exalted in the highest degree by a right application of them to those circumstances . He is com- manded so to apply them , and instructed in the method of obeying that ...
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... circumstances in which it were expedient to place mankind , would be , to assign them that state of being which was best suited to render this world the stage of discipline it was designed to prove one that should most effectually and ...
... circumstances in which it were expedient to place mankind , would be , to assign them that state of being which was best suited to render this world the stage of discipline it was designed to prove one that should most effectually and ...
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