An Essay on Psalmody ...1775 - Bible - 368 pages |
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Page 147
... see how many - how great they are to thy body - to thy foul -family , church , national mercies- fure and covenant mercies . Who is like unto thee faved by the Lord ? The Fa- ther is thine with all his love . The Son is thine with all ...
... see how many - how great they are to thy body - to thy foul -family , church , national mercies- fure and covenant mercies . Who is like unto thee faved by the Lord ? The Fa- ther is thine with all his love . The Son is thine with all ...
Page 152
... See thy neighbor be benefited according to the command- " Teach " and admonish one another in pfalms , " & c . Let this , and all other things in the congregation be done to edifying . If upon careful enquiry thou doft un- derstand ...
... See thy neighbor be benefited according to the command- " Teach " and admonish one another in pfalms , " & c . Let this , and all other things in the congregation be done to edifying . If upon careful enquiry thou doft un- derstand ...
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