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Page 507
... things ; but these are things of a vastly inferior nature to spiritual light . 3. This spiritual light is not the suggesting of any new truths or prop- ositions not contained in the word of God . This suggesting of new truths or ...
... things ; but these are things of a vastly inferior nature to spiritual light . 3. This spiritual light is not the suggesting of any new truths or prop- ositions not contained in the word of God . This suggesting of new truths or ...
Page 508
... things , from education or otherwise , may help forward their affection . We read in Scripture of many that were greatly affected with things of a religious nature , who yet are there represented as wholly graceless , and many of them ...
... things , from education or otherwise , may help forward their affection . We read in Scripture of many that were greatly affected with things of a religious nature , who yet are there represented as wholly graceless , and many of them ...
Page 520
... things to the purpose of this discourse . From hence it appears , that impressions which some have on their imagination - their imaginary ideas of God , or Christ , or heaven , or any- thing appertaining to religion - have nothing in ...
... things to the purpose of this discourse . From hence it appears , that impressions which some have on their imagination - their imaginary ideas of God , or Christ , or heaven , or any- thing appertaining to religion - have nothing in ...
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