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I did not expect him , I did not desire him to come so soon . Foolish , wicked
wretch ! first to commit the sin , and afterwards to neglect it ! I cannof , daré not die
. Gran VOL . II . D mer cious Lord , stay thy coming a little longer SERM21 ] 33
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I did not expect him , I did not desire him to come so soon . Foolish , wicked
wretch ! first to commit the sin , and afterwards to neglect it ! I cannof , daré not die
. Gran VOL . II . D mer cious Lord , stay thy coming a little longer SERM21 ] 33
Miss ...
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... what can you expect , but that , when fear cometh as a desolation , and
destruction as a whirlwind , and distress and anguish come upon you , and you
beseech him again and again to receive your spirits , he will reject your petitions
with ...
... what can you expect , but that , when fear cometh as a desolation , and
destruction as a whirlwind , and distress and anguish come upon you , and you
beseech him again and again to receive your spirits , he will reject your petitions
with ...
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One would expect , that at the first word joy and gratitude should sparkle in their
countenances , and that , with all the eagerness imaginable , they should lay hold
on eternal life . But no such thing : it makes no more impression on them than a ...
One would expect , that at the first word joy and gratitude should sparkle in their
countenances , and that , with all the eagerness imaginable , they should lay hold
on eternal life . But no such thing : it makes no more impression on them than a ...
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to go to a house where the only entertainment we can expect is to weep
ourselves blind . " I can easily believe you , though you will not believe me . It is
too true , I am afraid , that no persuasions of mine will be able to draw you to the
house of ...
to go to a house where the only entertainment we can expect is to weep
ourselves blind . " I can easily believe you , though you will not believe me . It is
too true , I am afraid , that no persuasions of mine will be able to draw you to the
house of ...
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65 Other lords have had dominion over me ; but from this time forth I will make
mention of thy name only , ” and expect from thee alone , righteousness , strength
, and salvation . ' 5. The reality of religion , which not merely supports , but ...
65 Other lords have had dominion over me ; but from this time forth I will make
mention of thy name only , ” and expect from thee alone , righteousness , strength
, and salvation . ' 5. The reality of religion , which not merely supports , but ...
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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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