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When I have most pain in my body , I have most comfort in my soul . If I have a
bad day , the Lord generally gives me a ' good day for it . What is all that I have
gone through to what Christ suffered ? When he , in the extremity of his pain ,
cried , I ...
When I have most pain in my body , I have most comfort in my soul . If I have a
bad day , the Lord generally gives me a ' good day for it . What is all that I have
gone through to what Christ suffered ? When he , in the extremity of his pain ,
cried , I ...
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though , by the way , he was more than once so overcome with the discoveries
he had of God and heaven , that whether he was in the body , or out of it , neither
he himself nor his friends about him , could hardly tell . But to proceed : “ If , ” says
...
though , by the way , he was more than once so overcome with the discoveries
he had of God and heaven , that whether he was in the body , or out of it , neither
he himself nor his friends about him , could hardly tell . But to proceed : “ If , ” says
...
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If my pains were so much more violent than they are , I have no right to complain ;
for didn't I , years ago , give up my : whole self , body as well as soul , to the Lord ,
to do with me as he pleased ? Indeed , he will do all his pleasure , whether I ...
If my pains were so much more violent than they are , I have no right to complain ;
for didn't I , years ago , give up my : whole self , body as well as soul , to the Lord ,
to do with me as he pleased ? Indeed , he will do all his pleasure , whether I ...
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I have given up my body as well as my soul to Christ , and I must take care of one
as well as the other . To be sure it is pleasant , and nature seems to call for
something of this kind ; but I must deny myself : the doctors tell me it will hurt me ,
and ...
I have given up my body as well as my soul to Christ , and I must take care of one
as well as the other . To be sure it is pleasant , and nature seems to call for
something of this kind ; but I must deny myself : the doctors tell me it will hurt me ,
and ...
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Had man continued innocent , he had been immortal : the tree of life would have
preserved his body from decay : but eating the forbidden fruit proved a deadly
poison , and became the source of fevers , gout , stone , cholic , dropsy ...
Had man continued innocent , he had been immortal : the tree of life would have
preserved his body from decay : but eating the forbidden fruit proved a deadly
poison , and became the source of fevers , gout , stone , cholic , dropsy ...
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| Title | Sermons, and Other Discourses ... Volume 2 of Sermons, and Other Discourses, Samuel Lavington |
| Author | Samuel Lavington |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, 1815 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 1 Jul 2019 |
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