Man’s Pride of Reason Cited Against Divine Mystery
A lengthy discourse argues that free will and human reason tempt pride, contrasting earthly riches health and intellect with divine revealed truth. It cites St John and the Incarnation, warns against presuming to comprehend God, and celebrates humility central to Christian doctrine amid reflections on Paradise, creation, and Christ’s birth. Local notes report mournings and civic events at St James's, ward elections, and clergy livings.
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St. John
God
Christ
Angel
St. Fobu
Paradise
St. James’s
Trevor
Durham
Johnson
Gloucester
St. Thomas's Day
Langbourn
Robert Turlington
Commons
Candlewick
Bowers
Cannon Street
Jeremiah Smyth
Bishopsgate
Palmer
Gracechurch Street
Seagood
Deceas
Broad Street
Samuel Dalby
Wainechester Street
Chapman
Farringdon
Cogan
Salisbury Court
Sibthorp
Cripplegate
Banks
Little Moorfields
Cooper
Richard Taylor
Puddle-Dock
Beadle
Castle-Baynard
Dunn
Fool
Thomas Spearman
Barkin
Kidman
Laft
Twickenham
Blount
John Blount
Winchester
John Wigmore
Farnham
Surrey
Thomas Heath
Dean and Chapter of
Canterbury
Mr. Young
St. Michael
Royal Upon College Hill
Robert Laxton
Leatherhead
Sussey
Robert Johnson
College Court
Westminster
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