Lectures on Systematic Theology and Pulpit EloquenceW. Wells and T. B. Wait & Company, 1810 - 333 pages Lectures composed for the students of divinity in Marischal college and first delivered in 1772 and 1773. |
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... sufficiently strong and durable . I would have you to remember , gentlemen , that it is little , extremely little , that I , or any professor of divinity , can contribute to your in- struction , if you yourselves do not strenuously co ...
... sufficiently strong and durable . I would have you to remember , gentlemen , that it is little , extremely little , that I , or any professor of divinity , can contribute to your in- struction , if you yourselves do not strenuously co ...
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... sufficient apology , and if such a sham attendance , as is sometimes given here by students , were enough to entitle our young collegiates to aca- demical degrees ? Every person of discernment must perceive , that on such a plan of ...
... sufficient apology , and if such a sham attendance , as is sometimes given here by students , were enough to entitle our young collegiates to aca- demical degrees ? Every person of discernment must perceive , that on such a plan of ...
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... sufficiently profitable to recompense the time and pains that would be bestowed upon it . And though I think that such controversial pieces may be perused occa- sionally as they fall in one's way , I would by no means recommend a ...
... sufficiently profitable to recompense the time and pains that would be bestowed upon it . And though I think that such controversial pieces may be perused occa- sionally as they fall in one's way , I would by no means recommend a ...
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... sufficiently the subject in debate . I shall illustrate this by a familiar example . Suppose one should undertake to prove to you , that the constitu . tion of Great Britain is a very bad constitution in every respect . Could you ...
... sufficiently the subject in debate . I shall illustrate this by a familiar example . Suppose one should undertake to prove to you , that the constitu . tion of Great Britain is a very bad constitution in every respect . Could you ...
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... sufficient light is brought to you , and if you have eyes wherewith to see , will ye not take the trouble to use them , and observe what is be- fore you ; must you be told every thing as though you were blind or in utter darkness ? The ...
... sufficient light is brought to you , and if you have eyes wherewith to see , will ye not take the trouble to use them , and observe what is be- fore you ; must you be told every thing as though you were blind or in utter darkness ? The ...
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