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THERE is a large class whom I cannot better designate than by this term ,
because they neither profess to be unbelievers , nor do they feel themselves
entirely bound by the obligations of Christianity . Their indecision may relate
either to the ...
THERE is a large class whom I cannot better designate than by this term ,
because they neither profess to be unbelievers , nor do they feel themselves
entirely bound by the obligations of Christianity . Their indecision may relate
either to the ...
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It is of some who profess to see no very urgent necessity for a public profession of
their adherence to Christ , beyond what is involved in an occasional , convenient
attendance upon religious ordinances . They assume that they can be just as ...
It is of some who profess to see no very urgent necessity for a public profession of
their adherence to Christ , beyond what is involved in an occasional , convenient
attendance upon religious ordinances . They assume that they can be just as ...
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It is important that you should review , even from its very foundation , the faith
which you profess , and inquire whether you have not mistaken even those first
principles which are essential to your acceptance . In so far as your profession
goes ...
It is important that you should review , even from its very foundation , the faith
which you profess , and inquire whether you have not mistaken even those first
principles which are essential to your acceptance . In so far as your profession
goes ...
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version enforced | 8 |
and ordinarily employs in the Conver | 25 |
Reasons why you have never yet been | 60 |
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acceptance admit affections already anxious appear attention authority become believe Bible blessing bring cause CHAPTER Christ Christian clear command concern condemnation confess conscience consider conversion convictions convinced danger death delay desire direct Divine duty entire eternal evidence evil fact faith fear feel felt forgiveness further give God's gospel grace ground guilt happy hear heart heaven Holy hope imagine important infidel Jesus Christ John light live look Lord lost matter means mind moral nature never notion object observe once perhaps person possess prayer present profess promise prove reader reason receive reject religion repentance requires salvation saved Saviour Scripture seek sense serious sinner sins soon soul Spirit suppose sure thing thought threatening tion true truth turn unconverted unto waiting wish