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Samuel Austin, D. D., Pastor of a Congregational Church in Worcester, Massachusetts, in The Columbian Preacher; or, a Collection of Original Sermons, from Preachers of Eminence in the United States, Embracing the Distinguishing Doctrines of Grace, vol. I, ed. Nathan Elliot (Catskill: Nathan Elliot, 1808), Sermon II, "God Glorified in Building up Zion," p. 33

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God is good. He is unlimitedly benevolent, without any opposite bias of heart. Those creatures who are opposite to him are evil. Malevolence constitutes the principle of their opposition. It is infinitely desirable that…

Samuel Austin · Samuel Austin, D. D., Pastor of a Congregational Church in Worcester, Massachusetts, in The Columbian Preacher; or, a Collection of Original Sermons, from Preachers of Eminence in the United States, Embracing the Distinguishing Doctrines of Grace, vol. I, ed. Nathan Elliot (Catskill: Nathan Elliot, 1808), Sermon II, "God Glorified in Building up Zion," p. 33
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