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Page 149
It is reasonably hoped and expected , that they who have a great regard to his
judgment , will impartially regard his judgment , and hearken to his admonition in
thesc things . I can seriously declare , that an affectation of making a shew as if I ...
It is reasonably hoped and expected , that they who have a great regard to his
judgment , will impartially regard his judgment , and hearken to his admonition in
thesc things . I can seriously declare , that an affectation of making a shew as if I ...
Page 158
When I speak , in the question , of a being godly or gracious in the eye of a
Christian judgment , by Christian judga ment I intend something further than a
kind of mere negative charity , implying that we forbear to censure and condemn
a man ...
When I speak , in the question , of a being godly or gracious in the eye of a
Christian judgment , by Christian judga ment I intend something further than a
kind of mere negative charity , implying that we forbear to censure and condemn
a man ...
Page 159
If we should know so much of a thou . sand persons one after another , and from
what we observed in them should have a prevailing opinion concerning each
one of them , singly taken , that they were indeed pious , and think the judgment
we ...
If we should know so much of a thou . sand persons one after another , and from
what we observed in them should have a prevailing opinion concerning each
one of them , singly taken , that they were indeed pious , and think the judgment
we ...
Page 217
... or godliness , including both the appearance of it to the view or judgment of
others , and also to their own view , and the judgment they entertain of
themselves : Their lamps shone , not only in the eyes of others , but also in their
own eyes .
... or godliness , including both the appearance of it to the view or judgment of
others , and also to their own view , and the judgment they entertain of
themselves : Their lamps shone , not only in the eyes of others , but also in their
own eyes .
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was 30 ; but he seems to have formed a positive judgment that they were such :
His thanksgiving must at least be founded on rational probability ; since it would
be but mocking of God to give him thanks for bestowing a mercy which at the ...
was 30 ; but he seems to have formed a positive judgment that they were such :
His thanksgiving must at least be founded on rational probability ; since it would
be but mocking of God to give him thanks for bestowing a mercy which at the ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards ... American culture series, Reel 495.6-496.1 Issue 14925 of Early American imprints Volume 1 of The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Samuel Austin |
| Publisher | Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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