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... God the Father , and his work of creation . Q. What is God ? A. God is an infinite , eternal , and incomprehenfible Spirit , having all per- fections in and of himself . Q. What proof have you of God's being a Spirit ? A. From John iv . 24.
... God the Father , and his work of creation . Q. What is God ? A. God is an infinite , eternal , and incomprehenfible Spirit , having all per- fections in and of himself . Q. What proof have you of God's being a Spirit ? A. From John iv . 24.
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... God's name ? A. It is to ufe it with reverence in our oaths , vows , promifes , difcourfe , and worship . • Let them Q. How do you prove it your duty thus to honour God's name ? A. From pfalm xcix . 3 . praise thy great and terrible ...
... God's name ? A. It is to ufe it with reverence in our oaths , vows , promifes , difcourfe , and worship . • Let them Q. How do you prove it your duty thus to honour God's name ? A. From pfalm xcix . 3 . praise thy great and terrible ...
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... gods delivered more refponfes than he ; efpe- cially in the temple which he had at Delphi , to which all nations reforted , fo that it was called the oracle of all the earth . These oracles were given out by a young virgin , called ...
... gods delivered more refponfes than he ; efpe- cially in the temple which he had at Delphi , to which all nations reforted , fo that it was called the oracle of all the earth . These oracles were given out by a young virgin , called ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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