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The polished manners of the newly - appointed Pastor , and the sphere of life in which he had hitherto moved , presented , however , a striking contrast to the character and habits of the people amongst whom it was now his lot to labour ...
The polished manners of the newly - appointed Pastor , and the sphere of life in which he had hitherto moved , presented , however , a striking contrast to the character and habits of the people amongst whom it was now his lot to labour ...
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... would demand an extension of the Church of Rome have , in this pubthe original plan , in order to complete the lication , a full consideration given to character and utility of an undertaking , them , far more in quantity , and , of ...
... would demand an extension of the Church of Rome have , in this pubthe original plan , in order to complete the lication , a full consideration given to character and utility of an undertaking , them , far more in quantity , and , of ...
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The appearance of gelical sentiment ; and anxious to view the volume , and the character of its all that came within his observation , in contents , amply_testify the truth of relation to the spread of the Redeemer's this assertion .
The appearance of gelical sentiment ; and anxious to view the volume , and the character of its all that came within his observation , in contents , amply_testify the truth of relation to the spread of the Redeemer's this assertion .
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destruction of the carnal mind , which is or who are Christian students of humani enmity against God , creating us anew nature in its various modifications of in righteousness and true holiness , are character , _indeed , to the general ...
destruction of the carnal mind , which is or who are Christian students of humani enmity against God , creating us anew nature in its various modifications of in righteousness and true holiness , are character , _indeed , to the general ...
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Occasionally his preaching assumed an aphoristic , sententious character ; * yet more generally , under a delivery somewhat rapid , it was found the lively , earnest , and consecutive enforcement of divine truth .
Occasionally his preaching assumed an aphoristic , sententious character ; * yet more generally , under a delivery somewhat rapid , it was found the lively , earnest , and consecutive enforcement of divine truth .
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