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 1 1|  amendment are in danger of eternal perdition; and when I shall
 2 1|  Deity, men would owe their eternal happiness or misery to the
 3 1|  the certain expectation of eternal life. A church, then, is
 4 1|    require in order to life eternal, he may, perhaps, indeed
 5 1| thereof, the acquisition of eternal life. All discipline ought,
 6 1| have the strongest hopes of eternal salvation. In private domestic
 7 1|    which is the true way to eternal happiness: but in this great
 8 1|   it is probable the way to eternal life may be better known
 9 1|  determines both ways of my eternal state. Would an Israelite
10 1| good works, they may obtain eternal life; but He instituted
11 1|   immortal soul, capable of eternal happiness or misery; whose
12 1|     man the care of his own eternal happiness, the attainment
13 1|   men in reference to their eternal salvation, and that is that
14 1|    acceptance depends their eternal happiness. For obedience
15 1|   enjoin it them on pain of eternal fire. It is ridiculous for
16 2|    than the Holy Ghost, the eternal and infinite wisdom of God.~