The Divine Legation of Moses Demonstrated: In Nine Books, Volume 6A. Millar, and J. and R. Tonson, 1788 |
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... observe this strict and rigid conduct . We feek the gratification of our humour even in the Laws which fhould correct it . Hence fo many various SYSTEMS OF MORALITY to fuit every man's bent of Mind and frame of Conftitution . The ...
... observe this strict and rigid conduct . We feek the gratification of our humour even in the Laws which fhould correct it . Hence fo many various SYSTEMS OF MORALITY to fuit every man's bent of Mind and frame of Conftitution . The ...
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... observe , that such is the fate and condition of fublunary things , that these sometimes exchange their proper qualities , and pro- duce effects not correfpondent to their re- fpective natures . Thus , in the cafe as thus confidered ...
... observe , that such is the fate and condition of fublunary things , that these sometimes exchange their proper qualities , and pro- duce effects not correfpondent to their re- fpective natures . Thus , in the cafe as thus confidered ...
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... of enjoying it ; and , by the freedom of his reasonable Nature , ac- countable for the abuse of it . So much is * Gen. i . 27 . obferved observed in honour of that exquifite know- ledge with which 65 Book IX . The Divine Legation.
... of enjoying it ; and , by the freedom of his reasonable Nature , ac- countable for the abuse of it . So much is * Gen. i . 27 . obferved observed in honour of that exquifite know- ledge with which 65 Book IX . The Divine Legation.
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In Nine Books William Warburton. observed in honour of that exquifite know- ledge with which the facred Writer was endowed . Having thus explained Man's PHYSICAL Nature , we come to the confideration of his MORAL ; which , hitherto , we ...
In Nine Books William Warburton. observed in honour of that exquifite know- ledge with which the facred Writer was endowed . Having thus explained Man's PHYSICAL Nature , we come to the confideration of his MORAL ; which , hitherto , we ...
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... observe , 1. That this account of the Paradifaical State fupports our Capital Affertion , that Natural Religion neither teacheth nor pro- mifeth eternal Rewards . While it is fup- pofed to do fo , nothing can be conceived more ...
... observe , 1. That this account of the Paradifaical State fupports our Capital Affertion , that Natural Religion neither teacheth nor pro- mifeth eternal Rewards . While it is fup- pofed to do fo , nothing can be conceived more ...
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