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... Reason 1. As being most suitable to the image of God in his children . These words are as a seal , their hearts as wax ; For all delight springeth from correspondency between the faculty and the object . Reason 2. As making us men of ...
... Reason 1. As being most suitable to the image of God in his children . These words are as a seal , their hearts as wax ; For all delight springeth from correspondency between the faculty and the object . Reason 2. As making us men of ...
Page 328
... reason they are called the moral world . He being himself absolute- ly self - sufficient and perfectly happy , his design in giving them being could be no other than the displaying and communication of his goodness to them in order to ...
... reason they are called the moral world . He being himself absolute- ly self - sufficient and perfectly happy , his design in giving them being could be no other than the displaying and communication of his goodness to them in order to ...
Page 509
... reason , or had their reason more improved ; but their reason was sanctified , and those blinding prejudices , that the Scribes and Pharisees were under , were removed by the sense they had of the excellency of Christ , and his doctrine ...
... reason , or had their reason more improved ; but their reason was sanctified , and those blinding prejudices , that the Scribes and Pharisees were under , were removed by the sense they had of the excellency of Christ , and his doctrine ...
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