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... necessary ; because sometimes it is requisite to forfeit all for the sake of Felicity . Nothing is absolutely necessary to Bliss , but Grace and vertue , tho to perfect Bliss , Ease and Honour be absolutely necessary . THERE are many ...
... necessary ; because sometimes it is requisite to forfeit all for the sake of Felicity . Nothing is absolutely necessary to Bliss , but Grace and vertue , tho to perfect Bliss , Ease and Honour be absolutely necessary . THERE are many ...
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... necessary , to make a Distinction between the way to Felicity , and the Rest which we attain in the end of our Journey . THE Goods of the Soul , are absolutely necessary in the Way to Happiness ; the Goods of the Body are very ...
... necessary , to make a Distinction between the way to Felicity , and the Rest which we attain in the end of our Journey . THE Goods of the Soul , are absolutely necessary in the Way to Happiness ; the Goods of the Body are very ...
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... necessary by the Law of Nature . Re- pentance is not in its own Nature , ( If Simply and absolutely consid- ered ) necessary to Bliss : But , in Relation to Sinners , it is as necessary as Physick to the Recovery of Health , or as the ...
... necessary by the Law of Nature . Re- pentance is not in its own Nature , ( If Simply and absolutely consid- ered ) necessary to Bliss : But , in Relation to Sinners , it is as necessary as Physick to the Recovery of Health , or as the ...
Contents
Preface | xi |
Textual Introduction | li |
To the Reader 372 | 12 |
Copyright | |
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