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 1 7 |         whether a Christian or heathen sinner be the object it
 2 7 |       admitting to His society heathen publicans and sinners, and
 3 7 |  configured it but to the lost heathen, about whom the question
 4 7 |  Christians are referable to a heathen. Tell me, is not all mankind
 5 7 |    perishes" from God than the heathen, so long as he "errs?" Who
 6 7 |     re-sought" by God than the heathen, when he is recalled by
 7 7 | goodwill even in regard of one heathen, He preferred the salvation
 8 7 |  interpret with reference to a heathen; albeit it had been "lost"
 9 7 |     which world it is more the heathen, who is found in darkness,
10 7 |       to the convivialities of heathen solemnity, to official exigence,
11 7 |      all the more refer to the heathen, that they cannot possibly
12 9 |       signify. See whether the heathen have in God the Father the "
13 9 | reflects its rap even upon the heathen; but the latter, which takes
14 10|    repentance necessary to the heathen Ninevites, when he tergiversated
15 13|   already, by sinning above an heathen, gone over; that they might
16 18|        think this said about a heathen, at all events about believers
17 19|      as being on a par with an heathen, nay even more than heathen,
18 19|    heathen, nay even more than heathen, an heretic likewise, (such