Lectures delivered at Broadmead Chapel, Bristol. [Edited by J. E. Ryland.], Volume 2Jackson and Walford, 1847 |
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... wisdom could never have predicted . And what an immensity of them is God compelling at this very hour ! In our conscious feebleness of intelligence , it is striking to look at actions , and wonder what purpose of his he can make those ...
... wisdom could never have predicted . And what an immensity of them is God compelling at this very hour ! In our conscious feebleness of intelligence , it is striking to look at actions , and wonder what purpose of his he can make those ...
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... wisdom and the art to derive aids to self - correction from the view . And he may be sure that art is worth learning , by which he may make every man his instructor . The particular rules and methods for this would admit of extensive ...
... wisdom and the art to derive aids to self - correction from the view . And he may be sure that art is worth learning , by which he may make every man his instructor . The particular rules and methods for this would admit of extensive ...
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... us incessantly , that all our observation should be most diligently turned to the account of true wisdom , and our own highest improvement . January 8 , 1823 . 29 LECTURE III . PRACTICAL VIEWS OF HUMAN LIFE . 28 LECTURE II .
... us incessantly , that all our observation should be most diligently turned to the account of true wisdom , and our own highest improvement . January 8 , 1823 . 29 LECTURE III . PRACTICAL VIEWS OF HUMAN LIFE . 28 LECTURE II .
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... wisdom . And it is delightful to turn for instruction to these , from the many things that instruct us as being evil . At the same time we may be sure that these brighter examples have derived much of their excellence from the ...
... wisdom . And it is delightful to turn for instruction to these , from the many things that instruct us as being evil . At the same time we may be sure that these brighter examples have derived much of their excellence from the ...
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... wisdom " that the apostle James describes as coming from below . Yet even this is put to the account of Christian zeal . 66 Our text would censure , also , some Christians who pertinaciously will expend their zeal in some one way of ...
... wisdom " that the apostle James describes as coming from below . Yet even this is put to the account of Christian zeal . 66 Our text would censure , also , some Christians who pertinaciously will expend their zeal in some one way of ...
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