... felves are in their Kind , in their Grounds , in their Measures conformable to Reason , Piety and Justice , then is our Self - love innocent or worthy : if they are not fo , it is criminal and vicious . If we do rightly esteem our felves ...
... felves are in their kind , in their grounds , in their meafures conformable to Reafon , Piety and Justice , then is our Self - love innocent or worthy : if they are not fo , it is criminal and vicious . If we do rightly esteem our felves ...
... felves out of them , we do any thing contrary to our Duty and a good Confcience ; for this is the meaning of committing our felves to God in well - doing . Thirdly , To fhew what Ground of Comfort and Encouragement the Confide- ration ...
... felves , and felf - refpects . SECT . 4 . Containing a more generall Exhortation to Self - deniall and shewing in what things we are first fimply and abfolutely to deny our felves . felves in all Et us then be exhorted to deny our felves ...
... felves , if we have never fo little fincerity , and de- fire to know our felves . 32. Unless we make use of this cun- ning to profit by the fault of another , which we cannot hinder our felves from feeing , they only blind us more ...
... felves out of them , we do any thing contrary to our Duty and a good Confcience ; for this is the meaning of committing our felves to God in well - doing . Thirdly , To fhew what Ground of Comfort and Encouragement the Confide- ration ...
... felves , and confeffing our faults , partly in condemn ing our felves for the faults we have committed , and partly in exercifing acts of Justice , and executing Judgment upon our felves , of which we are to fpeak in order . II . The ...
... felves , and confeffing our Faults , partly in condemning our felves for the Faults we have committed , and partly in exercifing Acts of Justice , and executing Judgment upon our felves , of which we are to speak in order . And ...
... felves to pro- " ceed in a hopeful way toward Everlasting " Happiness ? Do not our Difeafes and Pains " forely afflict us , do we not pity and bemoan " our felves in any Want , Calamity , or Di- " ftrefs ; can we , efpecially if we are ...
... felves , if as we ought we doe ftudie.our felves , alwayes kee- ping our eyes open over us , and prying more narrowly into our felves . Rise of PiE P But this is that which we thinke leaft of Nemo in fe`rentar Against fuch as defcendere ...