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Page 352
RELIGIOUS DEJECTIOX . PSALM LXXVII . 10 . I said , This is my infirmity ; but I
will remember the years of the right hand of the Most High . There are few cases
which require more compassion and more wisdom in the treatment of thera than
...
RELIGIOUS DEJECTIOX . PSALM LXXVII . 10 . I said , This is my infirmity ; but I
will remember the years of the right hand of the Most High . There are few cases
which require more compassion and more wisdom in the treatment of thera than
...
Page 353
Let us then consider the symptoms , the cause , and the cure of religious
dejection . . We notice , I. THE SYMPTOMS OF RELIGIOUS DEPRESSION . The
despondency of irreligious persons , when conscience has alarmed their fears ,
and ...
Let us then consider the symptoms , the cause , and the cure of religious
dejection . . We notice , I. THE SYMPTOMS OF RELIGIOUS DEPRESSION . The
despondency of irreligious persons , when conscience has alarmed their fears ,
and ...
Page 362
... nor of the effects of sudden temptation , nor of the disallowed imperfections
which , through the defilement of indwelling sin , cleave to our purest thoughts
and most righteous actions : these ought not to occasion religious depression .
... nor of the effects of sudden temptation , nor of the disallowed imperfections
which , through the defilement of indwelling sin , cleave to our purest thoughts
and most righteous actions : these ought not to occasion religious depression .
Page 368
There are three very different methods adopted in the cure of religious
melancholy : the one by the worldly person ; the second by the inconsiderate but
well - meaning Christian friend ; the third by the faithful minister of the word of
God .
There are three very different methods adopted in the cure of religious
melancholy : the one by the worldly person ; the second by the inconsiderate but
well - meaning Christian friend ; the third by the faithful minister of the word of
God .
Page 378
They are free from religious fears , because they are without religion . The fears
of a pious man are frequently ungrounded ; but those of an ungodly one , though
now they may be repressed , will overtake him at the last with tenfold force .
They are free from religious fears , because they are without religion . The fears
of a pious man are frequently ungrounded ; but those of an ungodly one , though
now they may be repressed , will overtake him at the last with tenfold force .
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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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