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Samuel Hebden, The Philippian Jailor’s Conversion, with the Occasions and Consequences of It, Consider’d and Improv’d, in a Discourse on Acts xvi. 23, 24, &c. (London: J. Oswald, 1746), p. 43

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We learn from hence, in what Sense, and on what Ground, it is so often asserted by our Divines, that Unbelief is the great damning Sin under the Gospel.—What does such an Assertion imply in it? Not, that there is any one…

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Samuel Hebden, The Philippian Jailor’s Conversion, with the Occasions and Consequences of It, Consider’d and Improv’d, in a Discourse on Acts xvi. 23, 24, &c. (London: J. Oswald, 1746), p. 43 Quotes | Postmilstill