The Christian Spectator, Volume 6Howe & Spalding, 1824 - Theology |
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... influence is extremely felt in this and other countries . The relation of particular instan- ces of good , effected by the ministers sent out by this Society , would occu- py more room than can be devoted to this part of the history ...
... influence is extremely felt in this and other countries . The relation of particular instan- ces of good , effected by the ministers sent out by this Society , would occu- py more room than can be devoted to this part of the history ...
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... influence of this Socie- ty . I would call the attention of the intelligent reader to its impor- tance , by one or two brief conside- A SERMON . JER . X , 23. - 0. rations . 1. The present state of our new settlements . It may be ...
... influence of this Socie- ty . I would call the attention of the intelligent reader to its impor- tance , by one or two brief conside- A SERMON . JER . X , 23. - 0. rations . 1. The present state of our new settlements . It may be ...
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... influence equally of piety and of affliction . Whatever may be the lo- cal application of this language , it does itself declare , and the instance in the divine dealings to which it re- fers , exemplifies , a general truth . He follows ...
... influence equally of piety and of affliction . Whatever may be the lo- cal application of this language , it does itself declare , and the instance in the divine dealings to which it re- fers , exemplifies , a general truth . He follows ...
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... influence of David , that they all preferred successful imitations to originality . Among the poets who shed a lustre on the literature of this age , the most celebrated was Asaph . This author was a distin- guished musician as well as ...
... influence of David , that they all preferred successful imitations to originality . Among the poets who shed a lustre on the literature of this age , the most celebrated was Asaph . This author was a distin- guished musician as well as ...
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... influence of deep distress . The poet has thrown more feeling into this psalm than into any of his other poems . A slight perusal of his poems will convince every reader , that for deep tenderness of feeling , he is greatly inferior to ...
... influence of deep distress . The poet has thrown more feeling into this psalm than into any of his other poems . A slight perusal of his poems will convince every reader , that for deep tenderness of feeling , he is greatly inferior to ...
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