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1 1|          would owe their eternal happiness or misery to the places
2 1|          the true way to eternal happiness: but in this great variety
3 1|       and that they shall obtain happiness by that means, they are
4 1|         soul, capable of eternal happiness or misery; whose happiness
5 1|       happiness or misery; whose happiness depending upon his believing
6 1|    contribute to the comfort and happiness of this life, leaving in
7 1|          care of his own eternal happiness, the attainment whereof
8 1| acceptance depends their eternal happiness. For obedience is due, in