The Eclectic Review, Volume 12; Volume 30Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1819 |
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Page 362
... sentiments that must attend the witnessing of the final resolution of the probationary system , especially in ... sentiment , we may be assured , that it is only so far as we are approximating towards it in the temper of our minds ...
... sentiments that must attend the witnessing of the final resolution of the probationary system , especially in ... sentiment , we may be assured , that it is only so far as we are approximating towards it in the temper of our minds ...
Page 394
... sentiment , or rather , of that which is the source of sentiment , that which excites and feeds the finer sensibilities of our nature , the imagination , is the most striking deficiency in the American character . Woman , and Home ...
... sentiment , or rather , of that which is the source of sentiment , that which excites and feeds the finer sensibilities of our nature , the imagination , is the most striking deficiency in the American character . Woman , and Home ...
Page 409
... sentiment , or feeling , or practice , is re- quired ; and yet , thousands of baptized infidels glory in this as Christianity , and deceive themselves by it to their eternal ruin . This is one , and it is the most pernicious , of the ...
... sentiment , or feeling , or practice , is re- quired ; and yet , thousands of baptized infidels glory in this as Christianity , and deceive themselves by it to their eternal ruin . This is one , and it is the most pernicious , of the ...
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