The means of redressing, and the duty of forgiving injuries consider'd, a sermon1755 |
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... tend to the Violation . of Laws , without which there can be no Secu- rity in any Common - Wealth : -Or , in short , all fuch Injuries as shall be judg'd , by the Wisest and Beft of Men , not fit to be pass'd by . It is neceffary that ...
... tend to the Violation . of Laws , without which there can be no Secu- rity in any Common - Wealth : -Or , in short , all fuch Injuries as shall be judg'd , by the Wisest and Beft of Men , not fit to be pass'd by . It is neceffary that ...
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... tends only to perpetuate Strife . We fhou'd therefore be ready to recede a little from our Right , in Matters of no great Moment , and not let every flight Encroachment upon our Pri- vileges excite our Refentment , and set us one a ...
... tends only to perpetuate Strife . We fhou'd therefore be ready to recede a little from our Right , in Matters of no great Moment , and not let every flight Encroachment upon our Pri- vileges excite our Refentment , and set us one a ...
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... tends to constitute human Felicity . -Having perform'd what I propos'd , and fhewn , ( though to stand upon our own Defence is not only allowable , but requifite and neceffary ) that no private , or personal Revenge is lawfull : Having ...
... tends to constitute human Felicity . -Having perform'd what I propos'd , and fhewn , ( though to stand upon our own Defence is not only allowable , but requifite and neceffary ) that no private , or personal Revenge is lawfull : Having ...
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Affronts againſt alſo becauſe beſt Bleffing Cafes Cauſe ceffary Chrif Chriſtianity Confequences confider confider'd Confideration confiftent Conſtitution cou'd County of Bucks Courſe Defence Duty eaſy Execution fame fay unto feek feldom fenfible fhall urge fhou'd fince finning flight flow to Anger Forbearance forbid forgive ftand ftir fuch Injuries fufficient George give Goodneſs Grand-Jury greateſt Ground for Complaints Hatred High-Sheriff Himſelf Honourable Infolence injur'd Judge juft jur'd juſt Juſtice juſtifiable Kindneſs Laws leaſt Lord Magiftrates Majeſty Merciful and Gracious minently moft moſt muſt neceffary notwithſtanding nouriſh Obfervance obligeth Offenders ourſelves Paffions Pardon particular Injuries paſs'd Patience Perfons perfwade PERIAM Precept prefumptuous private Revenge Profecution propos'd publick Publiſh'd Puniſhment purfue Readineſs Reaſon receiv'd redreffing redrefs'd Refentments refift Evil Refift not Evil remit requifite Reſiſtance Right rity Saviour ſeem ſhall Sins ſtand ſuch take in refifting Temper themſelves theſe thofe Evils thoſe thought tient Unleſs uſe Whofe wou'd
Beliebte Passagen
Seite 14 - Who coverest thyself with light as with a garment : who stretchest out the heavens like a curtain : Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters : who maketh the clouds his chariot : who walketh upon the wings of the wind...
Seite 19 - Chriftian graces which he had juft mentioned,) be in you and abound, they fhail make you that ye fhall be neither barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jefus Chrift.
Seite 15 - He ßeiveth no Mercy to a Man, 'who is like Himfelf, and doth he ajk...