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We are all , by nature , enemies to God , and are , therefore , called upon to love
and become reconciled to our human foes if we would become reconciled to the
common ruler and judge of all ; — “ That we may thus become the children of our
...
We are all , by nature , enemies to God , and are , therefore , called upon to love
and become reconciled to our human foes if we would become reconciled to the
common ruler and judge of all ; — “ That we may thus become the children of our
...
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Luther's trans . ) “ I regard it as a sign , that one has already become almost a
inaster in the art of prayer , who has come so far as to prefer the Lord's prayer
before all other prayers , and has become inwardly convinced , that scarcely ...
Luther's trans . ) “ I regard it as a sign , that one has already become almost a
inaster in the art of prayer , who has come so far as to prefer the Lord's prayer
before all other prayers , and has become inwardly convinced , that scarcely ...
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The number of his disciples increases , his fame spreads more and more , and he
becomes a conspicuous object in the public eye . At length the noble ... Those
who were disciples , now themselves become Doctors or Masters , and instead ...
The number of his disciples increases , his fame spreads more and more , and he
becomes a conspicuous object in the public eye . At length the noble ... Those
who were disciples , now themselves become Doctors or Masters , and instead ...
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