Sermons, Bind 1Hezekiah Howe and Durrie & Peck, 1828 |
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... worship is diminished ; if to a calf , or a stock , will , to say the least , approach the verge of nihility . The ... worship , until God should disclose by revelation the worship , which he would accept . This , probably , was one ...
... worship is diminished ; if to a calf , or a stock , will , to say the least , approach the verge of nihility . The ... worship , until God should disclose by revelation the worship , which he would accept . This , probably , was one ...
Side 82
... worship : a ser- vice , in which , if in any thing , purity of character is absolutely demanded . If our worship is sinful ; nothing is more certain than that it cannot be acceptable to God . The doctrine , thus exhibited by Reason with ...
... worship : a ser- vice , in which , if in any thing , purity of character is absolutely demanded . If our worship is sinful ; nothing is more certain than that it cannot be acceptable to God . The doctrine , thus exhibited by Reason with ...
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... Worship is always the exercise of the mind ; and does not con- sist in mere qualities , but in the exercise of them . Worship con- sists in prayer , in praise , and in hearing and embracing , cordially and reverentially , the Word of ...
... Worship is always the exercise of the mind ; and does not con- sist in mere qualities , but in the exercise of them . Worship con- sists in prayer , in praise , and in hearing and embracing , cordially and reverentially , the Word of ...
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