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... Baptism ; or the Conditions required on our Part . Q. You have told me what privileges . you have by being baptifed ... baptized things ( 156 ) 156 )
... Baptism ; or the Conditions required on our Part . Q. You have told me what privileges . you have by being baptifed ... baptized things ( 156 ) 156 )
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Mark xvi . 16. He that believeth and is baptized , fhall be faved ; but he A. From Rom . xii . z . Be not con- that believeth not , fhall be damned . ' formed to this world . ' 6 Heb . xi . 3 . Through faith we. finful ways , customs ...
Mark xvi . 16. He that believeth and is baptized , fhall be faved ; but he A. From Rom . xii . z . Be not con- that believeth not , fhall be damned . ' formed to this world . ' 6 Heb . xi . 3 . Through faith we. finful ways , customs ...
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... baptized in our infancy , more fenfible of the obligation we are under to believe and do what was then promised for us . Q. What are the benefits of this in- ftitution ? A. They who are duly confirmed have the benefit of God's grace pro ...
... baptized in our infancy , more fenfible of the obligation we are under to believe and do what was then promised for us . Q. What are the benefits of this in- ftitution ? A. They who are duly confirmed have the benefit of God's grace pro ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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