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me - The word taken in this connection very clearly manifest this __Idea that if in the offering of our prayers to == God - [[crossed out]] we habour any sin in our heart, & | me - The word taken in this connection very clearly manifest this __Idea that if in the offering of our prayers to == God - [[crossed out]] we habour any sin in our heart, & | ||
clave to it the Lord will not hear our prayers - But if we are sincere - and do not regard iniquity in our hearts: but | clave to it the Lord will not hear our prayers - But if we are sincere - and do not regard iniquity in our hearts: but desire to cast it out utterly & universally, then we may | ||
be certain that the Lord will hear our prayer, & soon we shall have occasion to triumph in divine goodness, and call upon all rational creatures & come & hear what he hath done for our souls. | be certain that the Lord will hear our prayer, & soon we shall have occasion to triumph in divine goodness, and call upon all rational creatures & come & hear what he hath done for our souls. | ||
In attending further to the words it is proposed to enquire two things - | In attending further to the words it is proposed to enquire two things - | ||
I When may persons be said to regard iniquity in their hearts, & | I When may persons be said to regard iniquity in their hearts, & | ||
II dly Why the Lord will not | II dly Why the Lord will not | ||
Latest revision as of 00:55, 14 November 2021
me - The word taken in this connection very clearly manifest this __Idea that if in the offering of our prayers to == God - crossed out we habour any sin in our heart, & clave to it the Lord will not hear our prayers - But if we are sincere - and do not regard iniquity in our hearts: but desire to cast it out utterly & universally, then we may be certain that the Lord will hear our prayer, & soon we shall have occasion to triumph in divine goodness, and call upon all rational creatures & come & hear what he hath done for our souls.
In attending further to the words it is proposed to enquire two things -
I When may persons be said to regard iniquity in their hearts, & II dly Why the Lord will not