Woodman, J. M. [from old catalog] · New York, S[an] F[rancisco, etc.] J.G. Hodge & co. · leaf 449
racter. It isnot strange that God made his action the basisof his physical, intellectual, and moral standing.The importance of complete obedience to God,with the advantages to enable him to render it,were such as to warrant the motive of life, ordeath, as set before him. 7. This motive was as high… … mans original state. 411 8. Hence the moral state of man was that of law-keeping. He still finds the tendencies of hisbetter nature looking in this direction. With allthe physical curses entailed upon the earth, manis not deprived of the privilege of keeping lawand living thereby. 9. The way is…
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