Sermons on various subjects, with a preface [by J. Duchal]. |
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עמוד lxiii
He ,was particularly distinguished by an even- ness and constancy of temper,
which ne- ' thing could ruffle or discompose : He was , ralways himself, and free
from those tumults . and agitations of spirit, which are often- r.Jeen to deprive
men of ...
He ,was particularly distinguished by an even- ness and constancy of temper,
which ne- ' thing could ruffle or discompose : He was , ralways himself, and free
from those tumults . and agitations of spirit, which are often- r.Jeen to deprive
men of ...
עמוד lxxxvi
His passions were naturally strong, but they were under such correction, that his
temper was usually spoken of as quite immo- veable. Incidents, which would
have been shocking to other men, were met by hin> without any apparent
Emotion.
His passions were naturally strong, but they were under such correction, that his
temper was usually spoken of as quite immo- veable. Incidents, which would
have been shocking to other men, were met by hin> without any apparent
Emotion.
עמוד 43
But, christianity has taken away all such distinctions, and those restraints of
charity, which must be disagreeable to a kind and generous temper ; it gives full
scope to the principle of benevolence, which may how exert itself with an
unconfin'd ...
But, christianity has taken away all such distinctions, and those restraints of
charity, which must be disagreeable to a kind and generous temper ; it gives full
scope to the principle of benevolence, which may how exert itself with an
unconfin'd ...
עמוד 238
$ERM.derately indulged, some grow to a faulty ex* X. cess, so that they obtain an
ascendant in the Vj"^r""'mind, forming its temper, while others are neglected, nay,
industriously weakened, and the objects of them avoided, which are no less, ...
$ERM.derately indulged, some grow to a faulty ex* X. cess, so that they obtain an
ascendant in the Vj"^r""'mind, forming its temper, while others are neglected, nay,
industriously weakened, and the objects of them avoided, which are no less, ...
עמוד 270
That a sound entire mind, as to its moral state, is a great happiness, a temper
wholly desolute arid vicious is necessarily miserable, and yet that happiness doth
not rife and fall, according to the measure of our opposite moral qualities ?
That a sound entire mind, as to its moral state, is a great happiness, a temper
wholly desolute arid vicious is necessarily miserable, and yet that happiness doth
not rife and fall, according to the measure of our opposite moral qualities ?
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מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
Abernethy actions affections Antrim apostle appear appetites attend Belfast cafe called cere cerning character charity Christ christian circumcision concerning consider contrary day of judgment death declared deny disciples dispositions divine divine grace doctrine doth Dublin duty end of faith endeavour enjoyment esteem evil exercise faith fame father favour fear fense friends glory gospel grace greatest happiness hath heart holy hope house of mirth human nature Jesus Jews Jhall judge judgment kind kingdom of heaven law of liberty light ligion Lord mankind manner ment mercy mind ministers moral neral ness obedience ourselves particular passions Paul perfect piety pleasure principle profession racter rational reason religion religious render repentance righteousness Saviour scripture Serm sermons shew sincere sins sorrow spirit synod temper temptations things thou thoughts thro tion true truth tural unto virtue virtuous whole wicked wisdom worthy zeal
מידע ביבליוגרפי
| כותרת | Sermons on various subjects, with a preface [by J. Duchal]. Sermons on various subjects, with a preface [by J. Duchal], Sermons on various subjects, with a preface [by J. Duchal] |
| מאת | John Abernethy |
| עורך | James Duchal |
| מפורסם | 1748 |
| מקור מאת | אוניברסיטת אוקספורד |
| דיגיטלי | 14 אוקטובר 2008 |
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