Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse VIII · §42 · John Wesley

Too plain to be denied

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Surely, were not these truths too plain to be observed because they are too plain to be denied, no man who is to die could possibly trust for help in uncertain riches.

1771 text

Surely were not these truths too plain to be observed, because they are too plain to be denied, no man that is to die could possibly trust, for help, in uncertain riches!

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