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It would be improper , except in the same figurative sense as pity and other
emotions are ascribed to God in the Scripture , to ascribe anxiety to him ; but in
this sense we may . God is solicitous about you ; he has looked upon your soul ,
and its ...
It would be improper , except in the same figurative sense as pity and other
emotions are ascribed to God in the Scripture , to ascribe anxiety to him ; but in
this sense we may . God is solicitous about you ; he has looked upon your soul ,
and its ...
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You have made such endeavours , but it has been without any adequate sense ,
perhaps without any sense at all , of your dependence upon Divine aid . There
has not been , at such times , a distinct recognition of your own insufficiency , nor
...
You have made such endeavours , but it has been without any adequate sense ,
perhaps without any sense at all , of your dependence upon Divine aid . There
has not been , at such times , a distinct recognition of your own insufficiency , nor
...
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these things mechanically , slavishly , and formally , for the mere sake of
recommending ourselves , or meriting the Divine favour ; and doing them from a
sense of love and of gratitude , of pleasure and privilege . A formalist may very
zealously ...
these things mechanically , slavishly , and formally , for the mere sake of
recommending ourselves , or meriting the Divine favour ; and doing them from a
sense of love and of gratitude , of pleasure and privilege . A formalist may very
zealously ...
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Table des matières
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