The Works of George Campbell, Band 1T. Tegg, 1840 |
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... serve best to qualify them to accommodate themselves to those to whom they are sent , to gain upon the people , and to bear with fortitude the difficulties and hardships they may be obliged to encounter . It is plain , therefore , that ...
... serve best to qualify them to accommodate themselves to those to whom they are sent , to gain upon the people , and to bear with fortitude the difficulties and hardships they may be obliged to encounter . It is plain , therefore , that ...
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... serve for an answer to the question . He entered freely into con- versation with the woman , and did not disdain to ask her , though a Samaritan , to supply him with a little water . This ( however small a matter it may appear to us ) ...
... serve for an answer to the question . He entered freely into con- versation with the woman , and did not disdain to ask her , though a Samaritan , to supply him with a little water . This ( however small a matter it may appear to us ) ...
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... serve God indeed , ye must serve him in his own way . We show an absolute distrust in him , and a want of faith in the principles for which we pretend to be zealous , when we cannot restrain ourselves to those means only for the ...
... serve God indeed , ye must serve him in his own way . We show an absolute distrust in him , and a want of faith in the principles for which we pretend to be zealous , when we cannot restrain ourselves to those means only for the ...
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