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and the Pleasure which the bare Expectation of future Glory in Heaven occasions, that he thought it far out-ballanc'd the pleasures of Sin, which are but for a season; and thus does Religion triumph over her Enemies, extorting from their own Mouths a plain Acknowledgment of what the Psalmist assures, that Happy is the People, Psal. 144. 15. whose God is the LORD. |
and the Pleasure which the bore Expectation of future Glory in Heaven occasions, that he Thought it Far outbalance the pleasures of since, which Are but for a season; and thus does Religion triumph over her Enemies, extorting from their own Mouths a plain Acknowledgment of what the Psalmist assures, that Happy is the People, Psalm 144. 15. whose God is the LORD. |
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