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... unfeigned forrow, and never-dying love. —She heard him with profound filence; not a figh or a tear gave the leaft Vent to her inward agony. He was alarmed at a forrow fo unufual, and preffed her with the greateft vehemence to let him know her opinion of his ...
... thofe who have, ' that can according to the Scripture Phrafeology be call'd regeneration,) une^s it be attended with fuch inward feelings, and experiences, or accompanied with fuch confident perfual°ns as neither they can explain, nor an body elfe underftand ...
... their that many of them have aV many of them do ftill fave conn their prefent income; that application proceeds not fr orn complaint of the infufficiency o pends in Scotland, but is C a few prefbyteries, perhaps few men, in what light flors appear to impartial ...
... the Holy Ghoft Is the love of God fhed abroad in your heart ? If not, Have you the forgivenefs of your fins ? Has no fin, inward or outward, dominion over you ? Have you peace with God through Jefus Chrift ? If not, Do you lee yourfelf loft finner? Do ...
... confident that, upon a ftrift examination, many of the complaints made by our merchants, from which Mr Jackfon formed the demand he made in January 1714-15; I fay, I am confident, that many of thofe complaints were found to be groundlefs: and myreafon for being ...
... Predeftinarian tenets, can read tiie whole fcheme in every word of this paragraph, and dream of fecret purposes, hidden wills, inward efficacious calls and what not ? but an unprejudiced reader will fee nothing all this, nor will fufFer meaning to be drawn ...
... purfe the firit year, nothing. The fecond year, 2c,000/. Thepenfons, to the 0 2 amount about 25,000 /. which occafioned fuch complaints the firlt year, were doubled in the fecond year.— To run through every article, as well as every year, would be too long ...
... Ways ,a y in a burden on the s fa) redreffing grievances is al-1116,1 and Utar^ ea^ln 8- Shall we grant 0 m ° n ey, a time complaints are with** 'Applications of men and mothofe ° 'quiring into thegrounds gr 0lT1 pJaints ? Shall we precipitateour ability ...
... make the fame kind of * e proaches as you will have over your's. feems to me a great misfortune, to have 01 her caufes of complaint, befides thofe hich marriage naturally furnifhes. A the belt owes but too much to her Riband : why then would you have one ...