The Christian Observer, Volume 16Hatchard and Company, 1818 - Religion |
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... reason to bless God , that during the last twenty years the influence of those just views of Christian doctrine which characterized the wisest and best of our Reformers has rapidly in- creased in the Church ; and we trust that it is ...
... reason to bless God , that during the last twenty years the influence of those just views of Christian doctrine which characterized the wisest and best of our Reformers has rapidly in- creased in the Church ; and we trust that it is ...
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... reason , alas ! had the Ethiopian Eunuch to go 66 on his way rejoic- ing , " if his baptism , which he re- ceived at Philip's hands , was thus inefficacious ! To admit such an hypothesis as that Q. C. seems to entertain , is , indeed ...
... reason , alas ! had the Ethiopian Eunuch to go 66 on his way rejoic- ing , " if his baptism , which he re- ceived at Philip's hands , was thus inefficacious ! To admit such an hypothesis as that Q. C. seems to entertain , is , indeed ...
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... reason of gratitude to God for the ordinary benefits of every day . But great as are these benefits , how far are they surpassed by the rich and abounding grace of our Lord and Saviour ! If there be a subject calculated to kindle within ...
... reason of gratitude to God for the ordinary benefits of every day . But great as are these benefits , how far are they surpassed by the rich and abounding grace of our Lord and Saviour ! If there be a subject calculated to kindle within ...
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... reason among others - that the interests of the church cannot be better maintained than by the affections of the peo- ple , and because it affords its mi- nisters an opportunity of being more eminently useful and influen- tial ...
... reason among others - that the interests of the church cannot be better maintained than by the affections of the peo- ple , and because it affords its mi- nisters an opportunity of being more eminently useful and influen- tial ...
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... reason may the moralist talk of obligations unequal in their de- gree . It is not less the duty of a Christian to relieve the temporal necessities of his fellow men , than to minister to their spiritual wants ; but , if these duties ...
... reason may the moralist talk of obligations unequal in their de- gree . It is not less the duty of a Christian to relieve the temporal necessities of his fellow men , than to minister to their spiritual wants ; but , if these duties ...
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