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Samuel Fisher, Pastor of the Presbyterian Congregation at Morris-Town, in The New-Jersey Preacher; or, Sermons on Plain and Practical Subjects, by Some of the Ministers of the Gospel, Residing in the State of New-Jersey, vol. I (Trenton: D. Fenton, 1813), Sermon XXII, "Destruction of the Wicked," p. 401

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They may, indeed, imagine that they love God; but this arises either from self-deception, or from ignorance of his true character; for the declaration of God's word is undoubtedly true, that "the carnal mind is enmity ag…

Samuel Fisher · Samuel Fisher, Pastor of the Presbyterian Congregation at Morris-Town, in The New-Jersey Preacher; or, Sermons on Plain and Practical Subjects, by Some of the Ministers of the Gospel, Residing in the State of New-Jersey, vol. I (Trenton: D. Fenton, 1813), Sermon XXII, "Destruction of the Wicked," p. 401
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