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The Works of President Edwards ...
The unreasonableness and sottishness of the notion they had of God, that he did
not hear, did not observe their reproaches of him and his people, is shown by
observing that he planted the ear. It is very unreasonable to suppose that he, who
...
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The treasury of David: containing an original exposition of ...
The unreasonableness and sottishness of the notion they had of God, that he did
not hear, did not observe their reproaches of him and his people, is shown by
observing that he planted the ear. It is very unreasonable to suppose that he who
...
Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 1874
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The Treasury of David: Containing an Original Exposition of ...
The unreasonable>less and sottishness of the notion they had of God, that he did
not hear, did not observe their reproaches of him and his people, is shown by
observing that he planted the ear. It is very unreasonable to suppose that he who
...
Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 1885
The unreasonableness and sottishness of the notion they had of God, that he did
not hear, did not observe their reproaches of him and his people, is shown by
observing that he planted the ear. It is very unreasonable to suppose that he who
...
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The Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume Two
And the sottishness of their being insensible of God's all-seeing eye, and
particularly of his seeing their wicked actions, appears, in that God is the being
who formed the eye, and gave others a power of seeing. The sottishness of their
...
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
□p«trific«;ntOiO//Mif'tMj)j!)«»VA««jintoanignorance between n° and i6° Lat. N.
and between a6Q «r neglect of all religion. Holy day. — Few consider and 300
Lon. E. These numbers are not exact : what a degree of sottishness and
confirmed ...
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The works of Jonathan Edwards, A.M.
The unreasonableness and sottishness of the notion they had of God, that he did
not hear, did not olisen e. their reproaches of him and his people, is shown bv
observing that he planted the ear. It is very unreasonable to suppose that he, who
...
Jonathan Edwards, Henry Rogers, Sereno Edwards Dwight, 1840
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The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
ters of Diana: beasts indeed; as for their Sottishness, so for their Violence and
Impetuosity. Their Sottishness is notable, even in their ring-leader Demetrius. Do
you hear his exception against St. Paul ? verse 26. No other than this; "He says, ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
That would contend, that whatsoever they could not feel or grasp with their hands
was altogether nothing; yet this opinion was professedly opposed by the best of
the ancient philosophers, and condemned for a piece of sottishness and ...
Albert Taylor Bledsoe, Mrs. Sophia M'Ilvaine Bledsoe Herrick, 1872
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The Secret History of the Court and Reign of Charles the Second
... the lords, or whether it was their evil genius that transported them to actions of
strange sottishness and indiscretion *, they urged and inferred with more liberty
than became them in that conjuncture, " the unworthiness and incapacity of those
, ...
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Kick off this year's Carnival season in sunny, sexy St.Thomas
but Carnival in cheery St. Thomas, the when-in-Rome excuse I had to get my sugarcaned sottishness on, is hands-down (in front of the toilet, likely) the best in ... «New York Post, 1月 14»
Cannabis Time Capsule, 1917: Beer made worse thanks to secret …
"The reason for this sottishness is that each pint of beer contains a small quantity of pure alcohol, a percentage of lupulin, the active principle of hops, which acts ... «Westword, 8月 13»
Apps of the Week for January 19th: How Drunk Am I?
Once your level of sottishness has been properly identified, the app will supply appropriate quotes and one-liners. You can even share your score over ... «Chip Chick, 1月 13»
In praise of the humble herring
... ayle and beer and keeping victuallinge houses" in which "many of the people became not only tipplers, but infamous for sottishness and drunkenness". «Independent, 9月 05»
