The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4 |
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Side 130
... when it speaks of new heavens and of a new earth , wherein dwelleth righteousness . " I have only considered this glorious place with regard to the sight , and imagination , though it is highly probable that our other ...
... when it speaks of new heavens and of a new earth , wherein dwelleth righteousness . " I have only considered this glorious place with regard to the sight , and imagination , though it is highly probable that our other ...
Side 308
First of all , with regard to those who have a right notion of it . Secondly , with regard to those who have a mistaken notion of it . And , thirdly , with regard to those who treat it as chimerical , and turn it into ridicule .
First of all , with regard to those who have a right notion of it . Secondly , with regard to those who have a mistaken notion of it . And , thirdly , with regard to those who treat it as chimerical , and turn it into ridicule .
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And as with regard to the Deity , so likewise with regard to man , the obligation of an oath is stronger upon Christians than upon any other part of mankind ; and that because charity , truth , mutual confidence , and all other social ...
And as with regard to the Deity , so likewise with regard to man , the obligation of an oath is stronger upon Christians than upon any other part of mankind ; and that because charity , truth , mutual confidence , and all other social ...
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