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 1 13|       the labourer, too, in his work, and the soldier on the
 2 16|      bishop, he desireth a good work." Now, by saying "a good
 3 16|          Now, by saying "a good work," he shows us that the desire
 4 19|           not because it is the work of God, which all other
 5 20| Christian) faith, in a separate work. It is evident how great
 6 28|         divine character of his work, from its divine authority
 7 31|     secret process? may not the work of a thousand years take
 8 33|   execution, or reduced to hard work in menials, or fatigued
 9 41|        WHEREON DIVINE GRACE CAN WORK FOR ITS RECOVERY BY SPIRITUAL
10 43|        bestows a cessation from work. He, therefore, who shall
11 43|       anything, is a reasonable work of God. Now reason presides
12 43|       supplying suspension from work and remedy against labour,
13 52|  CREATED IT.~Such, then, is the work of death--the separation
14 53|       of itself--abandoning its work, but not its vigour--languishing
15 58|   questions for this part of my work, I will notice them in this