The Scheme and Conduct of Providence, from the Creation to the Coming of Messiah: Or, an Enquiry Into the Reasons of the Divine Dispensations in that Period. By Mr. WelstedJ. Walthoe, 1736 - 136 pages |
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... respect to man's natural reafon and capacity . The wif dom and goodness of GOD on this event . The progress of human race , and the fate of vir- tue and religion , till the deluge , CHA P. II . P. 6 The force and extent of human reason ...
... respect to man's natural reafon and capacity . The wif dom and goodness of GOD on this event . The progress of human race , and the fate of vir- tue and religion , till the deluge , CHA P. II . P. 6 The force and extent of human reason ...
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... respect of the woman , her affections were enlarged , or varied in another inftance , as her defire was to be to her husband , and be to rule over her . To return ; Adam and Eve , having bro- ken the command laid upon them , are driven ...
... respect of the woman , her affections were enlarged , or varied in another inftance , as her defire was to be to her husband , and be to rule over her . To return ; Adam and Eve , having bro- ken the command laid upon them , are driven ...
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... respect at least , true ) amazingly difficult to preferve this knowledge among one nation only , and being preferved among them , ' twas a bufinefs of long time and preparation to convey it , by their hands , to the reft of the world ...
... respect at least , true ) amazingly difficult to preferve this knowledge among one nation only , and being preferved among them , ' twas a bufinefs of long time and preparation to convey it , by their hands , to the reft of the world ...
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... respect to fome of those great men ; let it , then , be allowed to be only a fuppofition ; yet it is + Pauci , quos æquus amavit Jupiter , aut ardens evexit ad æthera virtus , Diis geniti , potuere . D 4 a a rational one , and has ...
... respect to fome of those great men ; let it , then , be allowed to be only a fuppofition ; yet it is + Pauci , quos æquus amavit Jupiter , aut ardens evexit ad æthera virtus , Diis geniti , potuere . D 4 a a rational one , and has ...
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... respect of the Mofaic rites , relates chiefly to fuch of them , as were form'd for grandeur and de- coration . As to the reft , fome of these might , probably , regard purity and clean- liness , or the particular habits and complec ...
... respect of the Mofaic rites , relates chiefly to fuch of them , as were form'd for grandeur and de- coration . As to the reft , fome of these might , probably , regard purity and clean- liness , or the particular habits and complec ...
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Abraham againſt alfo alſo becauſe beſt bleffings cafe cauſe celebrated SONGS CHAP Chrift Church of England circumftances confequence defire Difcourfe divine Edition Egypt ELIZA HAYWOOD Epiftle exiſtence explain'd facred fafely faid fame fathers favour fecond commandment felves fenfe feparating feven feveral fhall fhew fince firft firſt fome foon fpirit ftate ftill fuch fuffer fuppofe fure God's goodneſs happineſs hardned himſelf idolatry itſelf Jews juſt juſtice laft laſt leaſt lefs leſs likewiſe loft Lord mankind meaſure miracles Mofes moft moſt Muggletonians muſt nation nature neceffary neceffity occafions paffions particular perfons pleaſed pleaſure Poem poffible pofterity Price promiſes Publiſhed puniſhed purpoſe reaſon refpect reft religion reſpect reſt ſeems ſeveral ſhall ſhould Sir ROBERT WALPOLE ſtate ſteps ſtill ſuch themſelves theſe things thofe thoſe thouſand tion treatiſe true truth underſtand underſtood univerfal unjuſt uſe Verfe virtue wiſdom worſhip
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