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Page 62
This alarm may also seize the sinner more suddenly in some instances than in
others . But in every case the inquiry of my text will accompany sincere penitence
an inquiry prompted by an affecting sense of danger and ruin . A mere cold and ...
This alarm may also seize the sinner more suddenly in some instances than in
others . But in every case the inquiry of my text will accompany sincere penitence
an inquiry prompted by an affecting sense of danger and ruin . A mere cold and ...
Page 129
He swears by himself that he has no pleasure in the death of a sinner . He is
good , and ready to forgive , and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon
him . He will save the contrite , he will rejoice over him with joy , he will rest in his
love ...
He swears by himself that he has no pleasure in the death of a sinner . He is
good , and ready to forgive , and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon
him . He will save the contrite , he will rejoice over him with joy , he will rest in his
love ...
Page 329
One of the first blessings which an awakened sinner perceives himself to need is
, DIVINE TEACHING . He becomes sensible of his natural blindness as to
spiritual things . How appropriate , then , is the promise , All thy children shall be
taught ...
One of the first blessings which an awakened sinner perceives himself to need is
, DIVINE TEACHING . He becomes sensible of his natural blindness as to
spiritual things . How appropriate , then , is the promise , All thy children shall be
taught ...
Page 336
Our guilt as sinners would for ever have excluded us from the blessings they
unfold , if they were to be purchased by our own merit ; our alienation from God ...
They are thus set before all mankind in the Gos : pel , and every penitent sinner ...
Our guilt as sinners would for ever have excluded us from the blessings they
unfold , if they were to be purchased by our own merit ; our alienation from God ...
They are thus set before all mankind in the Gos : pel , and every penitent sinner ...
Page 371
He will tell him that God delighteth in mercy ; that he has no pleasure in the death
of a sinner ; that he beseeches and entreats sinners to be reconciled ; that the
most stupendous exhibition of his grace was in his so loving the world as to give
...
He will tell him that God delighteth in mercy ; that he has no pleasure in the death
of a sinner ; that he beseeches and entreats sinners to be reconciled ; that the
most stupendous exhibition of his grace was in his so loving the world as to give
...
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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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