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Jonathan Edwards. tion , and I retamed no strength . ” And the apostle John ,
giving an account of a like manifestation made to him , says , Rev. i . 17 , “ And
when I saw him , I fell at his feet as dead . " It is in vain to say here , these were
only ...
Jonathan Edwards. tion , and I retamed no strength . ” And the apostle John ,
giving an account of a like manifestation made to him , says , Rev. i . 17 , “ And
when I saw him , I fell at his feet as dead . " It is in vain to say here , these were
only ...
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tion of things , which God hath established , that it should be so . For so hath God
contrived and constituted things , in his dispensations towards his own people ,
that when their love decays , and the exercises of it fail , or become weak , fear ...
tion of things , which God hath established , that it should be so . For so hath God
contrived and constituted things , in his dispensations towards his own people ,
that when their love decays , and the exercises of it fail , or become weak , fear ...
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He who has a rectified musical ear , knows whether the sound he hears be true
harmony ; he does not need first to be at the trouble of the reasonings of a
mathematician about the propor . tion of the notes . He that has a rectified palate
knows ...
He who has a rectified musical ear , knows whether the sound he hears be true
harmony ; he does not need first to be at the trouble of the reasonings of a
mathematician about the propor . tion of the notes . He that has a rectified palate
knows ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards, Volume 3 The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Leavitt & Allen, 1856 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Apr 2012 |
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