...tranfgreffion, clear and perfect, unruffled by paffions, unclouded by prejudice, unimpaired by dileafe or intemperance, the talk would be pleafant and eafy...own experience ; that his reafon is corrupt, and his underftanding full of ignorance and error. THIS has given manifold occafion for the benign interpofition...

...reafon, and the ignorance and error incident to our underftandings, " has, fays a moft excellent author, given manifold " occafion for the benign interpofition of Divine " Providence, which in compamon to the frailty, " the imperfection, and the blindnefs of human " reafon, hath been pleafed...

...by prejudice, unimpaired by difeafe or intemperance, the tafk would be pleafant and eafy ; we mould need no other guide but this. But every man now finds the contrary in his own experience j that his reafon is corrupt, and his underftanding full of ignorance and error. THIS has given manifold...

...always, as in our firfl ancellor before his tranfgreffion, clear and perfetl, unruffled by paffions, unclouded by prejudice, unimpaired by difeafe or intemperance,...own experience ; that his reafon is corrupt, and his understanding full of ignorance and error. :, THIS has given manifold occafion for the benign interpofition....

...perfect, unruffled by paflions, unclouded by prejudice, unimpaired by difeafe or intemperance, the taffc would be pleafant and eafy ; we fhould need no other...own experience ; that his reafon is corrupt, and his underftanding full of ignorance and error. THIS has given manifold occafion for the benign interpofition...

...unclouded by prejudice, unimpaired by difeafe or intemperance, the talk would be pleafant and cafy ; we fhould need no other guide but this. But every...own experience ; that his reafon is corrupt, and his underftanding full of ignorance and error. THIS has given manifold occafion for the benign interpofition...

...by prejudice, unimpaired by difeafe or intemperance, the talk would be pleafant and eafy ; we mould need no other guide but this. But every man now finds...own experience ; that his reafon is corrupt, and his underftanding full of ignorance and error. Tins has given manifold occnfion for the benign interpofition...

...by prejudice, unimpaired by disease or intemperance, the task would be pleasant and easy ; we should need no other guide but this. But every man now finds the contrary in his own experience ; that his reason is corrupt, and his understanding full of ignorance and error. THIS has given manifold occasion...

...his transgression, clear and perfect, unruffled by passions, and unclouded by prejudice, we should need no other guide but this : but every man now finds...the contrary in his. -own experience — that his reason is corrupt, and his understanding full of ignorance and error. This state of things has given...

...by prejudice, unimpaired by disease or intemperance, the task would be pleasant and easy ; we should need no other guide but this. But every man now finds the contrary in his own experience ; that his reason is corrupt, and his understanding full of ignorance and error. THIS has given manifold occasion...