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thy seed - The dry ground of their hearts, he will abundantly water, with t. rain of his spirit | thy seed - The dry ground of their hearts, he will abundantly water, with t. rain of his spirit | ||
In proportion, to their necessity | In proportion, to their necessity will he supply them with shower after shower - | ||
3dly The earth who drinketh in | 3dly The earth who drinketh in t rain [[unclear]] | ||
As t. rain falls upon the earth in various ways, sometimes | As t. rain falls upon the earth in various ways, sometimes [[some words covered over]] | ||
End of the Sermon | End of the Sermon | ||
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Improvements | Improvements | ||
1st? In t view of this [[subf?t?]]? we see how t Book of nature & t book of grace illustrate each other & lend to prove they have but one original Look upon t face of this natural world in its rude uncultivated state see its barrenness, & hardness - see it overrun with brambles, briers & thistles & see it lively sem-? | |||
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thy seed - The dry ground of their hearts, he will abundantly water, with t. rain of his spirit
In proportion, to their necessity will he supply them with shower after shower - 3dly The earth who drinketh in t rain unclear As t. rain falls upon the earth in various ways, sometimes some words covered over
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1st? In t view of this subf?t?? we see how t Book of nature & t book of grace illustrate each other & lend to prove they have but one original Look upon t face of this natural world in its rude uncultivated state see its barrenness, & hardness - see it overrun with brambles, briers & thistles & see it lively sem-?