General View of the Doctrines of Christianity: Designed More Especially for the Edification and Instruction of Families

according actions Adam affections appear assent become believe born capacity cause character Christ christian commands condition conduct conscience consequence considered conviction corrupt dependent depravity divine doctrine doubt duty election endeavours eternal evidence evil exercise existence faith fall father favour fear feel follow fruits future gift give given grace habits hand happiness hath heart holy hope human importance improvement influence interest Jesus Christ justice knowledge known labour less light lives Lord matter means merit mind moral nature necessary never notion obedience object obligations originally passage perfect persons Pharaoh placed possess practice preference present principle probable produces promise punishment rational reason received religion religious repentance represent reward righteousness says scripture sensations sense sinners sins soul spirit suffer supposed temptation things threatening tion transgression true truth unto virtue