| Leonhard Euler - 1802 - 546 páginas
...therefore, a man addrefles to God a prayer worthy of being heard, it muft not be imagined, that fuch a prayer came not to the knowledge of God till the...if the Father of mercies deemed it worthy of being anfwered, He arranged the world exprefsly in favour of that prayer, fo that the accomplifhment fhould... | |
| Leonhard Euler - 1802 - 524 páginas
...therefore, a man addreffes to God a prayer worthy of being heard, it muft not be imagined, that fuch a prayer came not to the knowledge of God till the...if the Father of mercies deemed it worthy of being anfwered, He arranged the world exprefsly in favour of that prayer, fo tliat the accomplifnrnent fhould... | |
| 1855 - 802 páginas
...event, and particularly to the dispositions, to the desire sand prayers, of every intelligent being. And the arrangement of all events was disposed in perfect...be a consequence of the natural course of events. There can be no force, therefore, in the objection which is founded on the immutability of God, and... | |
| Benjamin Franklin Finkel - 1888 - 518 páginas
...events was disposed in perfect harmony with all these circumstances. When, therefore, a man addresses God a prayer worthy of being heard it must not be...being answered, he arranged the world expressly in favor of that prayer, so that the accomplishment should be a consequence of the natural course of events.... | |
| Paul Carus - 1897 - 832 páginas
...that the " arrangement of all events was disposed in perfect harmony with all these circum' ' stances. When, therefore, a man addresses to God a prayer worthy...Father of Mercies deemed it worthy of being answered, be ' ' arranged the world expressly in favor of that prayer, so that the accomplishment ' ' should... | |
| James DeFazio - 2007 - 438 páginas
...events was disposed in perfect harmony with all these circumstances. When, therefore, a man addresses God a prayer worthy of being heard it must not be...being answered, he arranged the world expressly in favor of that prayer, so that the accomplishment should be a consequence of the natural course of events.... | |
| 1896 - 740 páginas
...prayer worthy of being heard It must not be Imagined that such a prayer came not to the knowledge of Ood till the moment It was formed. That prayer was already heard from all all eternity; and If the Father of Mercies deemed It worthy of being answered , he arranged the world... | |
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