Sermons, Volumen 1

able accomplished appear arguments become believe blessings body called cause character Christ Christians common concerning conduct considered continually course danger death determine direct divine doctrines doubt duty employed equally eternal evidence evil existence fact faith feel final formed friends furnished future give given glorious glory Gospel hand happiness heart heaven holiness honour hope human importance Infidels infinite influence interesting kind knowledge known labours language learned least less light lives Lord mankind manner means mind moral nature necessary never object observations opinions perfect persons Philosophy pleasure possess present profession prove reason receive regard religion respect Revelation Scriptures sense sinners sins soul spirit sufferings supposed taught things thou thought tion true truth understand universe unto virtue whole wisdom worship