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A Treatise on Divine Union: Designed to Point Out Some of the Intimate Relations Between God and Man in the Higher Forms of Religious Experience

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Thomas Cogswell Upham

Henry V. Degen, 1857 - 435 pages

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PART FIRST	8

CHAP	20

Summary of some Leading Principles	21

PART SECOND	32

Human Knowledge based upon the Divine	69

62	88

On the Scripture Declaration that God is Love	99

IV	105

PART SEVENTH	252

Of the Three Forms of Redemption Physical Mental	261

Of Union with God in the Work of Redemption in relation	277

Of Union with God in the Observance and the Duties of	285

Of Union with God in the Work of Civil and National	315

On Union with God in the Redemption of the Arts	329

On the Nature and Practical Extent of the Power of Love	345

Principles and Explanations on the Subject of Practical Holi	353

Complacency and of Union	114

Obligation	125

On the Perpetual Identity of the Divine Will	145

On the Different Degrees of Union with the Will of God	160

Relative Position of Man and Child	183

On the Wisdom and Goodness of God as displayed in	212

On the Relation of Providence to Spiritual Growth	219

XI	362

PART EIGHTH	373

The Soul in Union rests from Reasonings	379

The Soul in Union rests from the Reproofs of Conscience	389

The holy Soul has Peace because what it wants in itself	409

The Soul in Union with God has Rest because it has passed	419

Of the Spirit and Practical Course of the Man who is at rest	425

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Title	A Treatise on Divine Union: Designed to Point Out Some of the Intimate Relations Between God and Man in the Higher Forms of Religious Experience
Author	Thomas Cogswell Upham
Edition	5
Publisher	Henry V. Degen, 1857
Original from	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Digitized	9 Jan 2015
Length	435 pages

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