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| The Epitome, Chap. LXIV. | | The Passions Are to Be Subdued, and We Must Abstain from Forbidden Things |
The Epitome of the Divine Institutes
| The Epitome, Chap. LXXI. | | The Last Times |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXV. | | Precepts About Those Things Which Are Commanded, and of Pity |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXVI. | | Faith in Religion, and of Fortitude |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXVIII. | | The World, Man, and the Providence of God |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXIX. | | That the World Was Made on Account of Man, and Man on Account of God |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LX. | | The Duties of Justice |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXX. | | The Immortality of the Soul is Confirmed |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXXIII. | | The Hope of Safety is in the Religion and Worship of God |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXXII. | | Christ Descending from Heaven to the General Judgment, and of the Millenarian Reign |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXI. | | Of the Passions |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXII. | | Restraining the Pleasures of the Senses |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXIII. | | That Shows Are Most Powerful to Corrupt the Minds |
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| The Epitome, Chap. LXVII. | | Repentance, the Immortality of the Soul, and of Providence |
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