An Explication of the First Part of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism: In Continued Discourses on Each Question. To which is Subjoined, the Peculiar Advantage and Business of Life ... Never Before Printed. By ... Thomas Boston ... |
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Then Eyes , Ears , and fuch like bodily Parts afcribed to him in Scripture , are not to be understood properly : But by them ... So the Eyes of God fignify his infinite Power of difcerning Objects , as by the Eye : His Ears fignify his ...
Then Eyes , Ears , and fuch like bodily Parts afcribed to him in Scripture , are not to be understood properly : But by them ... So the Eyes of God fignify his infinite Power of difcerning Objects , as by the Eye : His Ears fignify his ...
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e Scrip- s fort of material ot then God is a and my ee , for a fee me - bodily ot to be e to un Powers , e Eyes of Objects , te Power loreover , not with o : Hence the light man hath 16. But Mind , en- e , and the 6 8.
e Scrip- s fort of material ot then God is a and my ee , for a fee me - bodily ot to be e to un Powers , e Eyes of Objects , te Power loreover , not with o : Hence the light man hath 16. But Mind , en- e , and the 6 8.
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His Holiness is the perfect Purity of his Nature , whereby he de- lights in his own Purity , and in the Refemblance of it in the Creature : Hab . i . 13. Thou art of • purcr he ot of S " purer eyes than to behold 8 Of the Nature and.
His Holiness is the perfect Purity of his Nature , whereby he de- lights in his own Purity , and in the Refemblance of it in the Creature : Hab . i . 13. Thou art of • purcr he ot of S " purer eyes than to behold 8 Of the Nature and.
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he ot of S " purer eyes than to behold evil , and canst not ' look on iniquity . ' His Justice is the perfect Rectitude of his Nature , whereby he is juft in himself , and in all his Ways towards the Creature : Deut . xxxii . 4.
he ot of S " purer eyes than to behold evil , and canst not ' look on iniquity . ' His Justice is the perfect Rectitude of his Nature , whereby he is juft in himself , and in all his Ways towards the Creature : Deut . xxxii . 4.
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And I turned , and lift up mine eyes , and looked , and behold , there came four chariots out from between two ' mountains , and the mountains were mountains ' of brass . ' Queft . 9. What is the Work of Crea- tion ?
And I turned , and lift up mine eyes , and looked , and behold , there came four chariots out from between two ' mountains , and the mountains were mountains ' of brass . ' Queft . 9. What is the Work of Crea- tion ?
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| Title | An Explication of the First Part of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism: In Continued Discourses on Each Question. To which is Subjoined, the Peculiar Advantage and Business of Life ... Never Before Printed. By ... Thomas Boston ... Eighteenth century collections online |
| Author | Thomas Boston |
| Contributor | Westminster Assembly of Divines |
| Publisher | William Gray, and sold at his printing-house, 1755 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 20 Jun 2017 |
| Length | 301 pages |
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