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Page 17
Do we implicitly bow to the authority of revelation ? Do we see that the word of
God is perfect and sure and right and pure and eternal ? Do we silence the vain
reasonings of our corrupt hearts , and simply follow the teaching of the Sacred ...
Do we implicitly bow to the authority of revelation ? Do we see that the word of
God is perfect and sure and right and pure and eternal ? Do we silence the vain
reasonings of our corrupt hearts , and simply follow the teaching of the Sacred ...
Page 70
... and are pricked in our hearts , follow on from feeling to practice , and so
implore the grace of God , that we may become true believers in the atonement
and righteousness of the Saviour ; and sincerely dedicated to his service and
honour .
... and are pricked in our hearts , follow on from feeling to practice , and so
implore the grace of God , that we may become true believers in the atonement
and righteousness of the Saviour ; and sincerely dedicated to his service and
honour .
Page 239
A long course of instruction , and perpetual efforts of watchfulness and prayer ,
are indispensable , Holiness does , indeed , in some degree necessarily follow
the true grace of God ; but for the growth and promotion of it , there is great need
of ...
A long course of instruction , and perpetual efforts of watchfulness and prayer ,
are indispensable , Holiness does , indeed , in some degree necessarily follow
the true grace of God ; but for the growth and promotion of it , there is great need
of ...
Page 287
I appeal by a solemn asseveration to that God who trieth the hearts , for the
unalterable determination which I bave made to abide with thee . " What a lovely
picture of true grace ! This is indeed to follow the Lord fully ; this is to choose the
good ...
I appeal by a solemn asseveration to that God who trieth the hearts , for the
unalterable determination which I bave made to abide with thee . " What a lovely
picture of true grace ! This is indeed to follow the Lord fully ; this is to choose the
good ...
Page 392
Christians can readily follow their Master in some one branch of these graces .
We can be compassionate ; but then we are so candid as to countenance sin .
We can show a lively sen : ibility of affection ; but then we fall under its power and
...
Christians can readily follow their Master in some one branch of these graces .
We can be compassionate ; but then we are so candid as to countenance sin .
We can show a lively sen : ibility of affection ; but then we fall under its power and
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Sermons |
| Author | Daniel Wilson |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | George Wilson, 1818 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 17 mär. 2008 |
| Length | 549 pages |
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