Self-knowledge: A Treatise, Shewing the Nature and Benefit of that Important Science, and the Way to Attain It. Intermixed with Various Reflections and Observations on Human Nature. By John Mason, ...C. Dilly; F. and C. Rivington; J. Matthews; and J. Scatcherd, 1797 - 211 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 3
עמוד 12
... Soul , which is the animal or fenfitive part ; and the Spirit or Mind , which is the rational and immor- tal part ( a ) -Each of these three parts have their ( a ) This doctrine , I think , is established beyond all dif- pute , not only ...
... Soul , which is the animal or fenfitive part ; and the Spirit or Mind , which is the rational and immor- tal part ( a ) -Each of these three parts have their ( a ) This doctrine , I think , is established beyond all dif- pute , not only ...
עמוד 17
... . Hom . cap . 1. and a Treatife called The Go- vernment of the Thoughts , chap . 1. and Chambers's Cyclopædia , under the word SouL . then , then , and frequently glance our thoughts to- wards death Chap . 2 . 17 doth confift .
... . Hom . cap . 1. and a Treatife called The Go- vernment of the Thoughts , chap . 1. and Chambers's Cyclopædia , under the word SouL . then , then , and frequently glance our thoughts to- wards death Chap . 2 . 17 doth confift .
עמוד 116
... Souls ; and whe- ther we are fit to die . L ASTLY , the most important point of self- knowledge , after all , is to know the true ftate of our fouls towards God ; and in what con- -dition we are to die . : These two things are ...
... Souls ; and whe- ther we are fit to die . L ASTLY , the most important point of self- knowledge , after all , is to know the true ftate of our fouls towards God ; and in what con- -dition we are to die . : These two things are ...
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