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...everlading companions ? O rather let my body and foul be rent afunder, than that ever I fhould fay thus to the excellent of the earth, in whom is all my delight. , . Queft. 7. Have Iferioujly confulered the terrible fc rip ture-comminations again/1 backjliders...

...everlasting companions. O rather let my body and soul be rent asunder, than that ever I should say thus to the excellent of the earth, " in whom is all my delight." 7. Have I seriously considered the terrible scripture threatenings against backsliders ? O my heart,...

...excellent people ; they are THE excellent. " My goodness," says the psalmist, " extended) not to thee ; but to the excellent of the earth, in whom is all my delight." " The righteous," says the wise man, " is more excellent than Ыз neighbour.'' Who could make up the...

...excellent people ; they are THE excellent. " My goodness," says the psalmist, " extendeth not to thee ; but to the excellent of the earth, in whom is all my delight." " The righteous," says the wise man, " is more excellent than his neighbor." Who could make up the...

...goodness should be ever doing our fellow- creatures good. " My goodness extendeth not to thee, but to the excellent of the earth, in whom is all my delight." We are to " do good to all men, especially to them that are of the household of faith." The first circle...

...everlasting companions ? 0 rather let my hody and soul be rent asunder, than that ever I should say thus to the excellent of the earth, in whom is all my delight. Question 7. Have I seriously considered the terrible scripture threatenings against "backsliders ?...