An Elegant and Learned Discourse of the Light of Nature: With Other Treatises, Including Spiritual Opticks, 1652Garland Pub., 1978 - 427 pages |
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... enemies ; the Devil , a publick enemy ; Antichrift , a publick enemy : They are private enough in refpect of their malice , and subtlety ; but publick in force , and oppofition . As there is the paw of the Lion for ftrength , fo there ...
... enemies ; the Devil , a publick enemy ; Antichrift , a publick enemy : They are private enough in refpect of their malice , and subtlety ; but publick in force , and oppofition . As there is the paw of the Lion for ftrength , fo there ...
Page 92
... enemies ; The enemy knows not how to pray ; they know how to curfe , and fwear , and blafpheme the name of God ; but they know not how to pray : Or if they do pray , and tell their prayers with their beads , that they may know the ...
... enemies ; The enemy knows not how to pray ; they know how to curfe , and fwear , and blafpheme the name of God ; but they know not how to pray : Or if they do pray , and tell their prayers with their beads , that they may know the ...
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... enemy , can reach but the sheath of the body . An enemy though never fo fierce and fu- rious , can but cut the fheath of the body afunder . Fear not them that can kill the body , and that's all they can do , & c . Yet fuch is the fury ...
... enemy , can reach but the sheath of the body . An enemy though never fo fierce and fu- rious , can but cut the fheath of the body afunder . Fear not them that can kill the body , and that's all they can do , & c . Yet fuch is the fury ...
Contents
The Porch or Introduction page r Chap 2 The explication of the words P | 9 |
What Nature is P | 14 |
of the nature of a Law in general p | 20 |
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