The Christian Observer, Volume 16Hatchard and Company, 1818 - Religion |
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... surely Q C. cannot be so 66 " plain a man , ' or so little conversant with scripture facts and doctrines , as to suppose that the persons here spoken of , and of whom it is said , in verse 12 , that " when they believed Philip preaching ...
... surely Q C. cannot be so 66 " plain a man , ' or so little conversant with scripture facts and doctrines , as to suppose that the persons here spoken of , and of whom it is said , in verse 12 , that " when they believed Philip preaching ...
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... surely does not become him for whom Christ died , who should always have before his eyes the value of time , the important purposes for which he was sent into being , and , above all , the realities of eternity , to be immersed in the ...
... surely does not become him for whom Christ died , who should always have before his eyes the value of time , the important purposes for which he was sent into being , and , above all , the realities of eternity , to be immersed in the ...
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... surely it is the mercy of God in Christ Jesus . While we were yet enemies , he assumed our nature ; and through all the contradiction of sinners , and all the agonies of his passion , he pursued the work of our redemption . The ...
... surely it is the mercy of God in Christ Jesus . While we were yet enemies , he assumed our nature ; and through all the contradiction of sinners , and all the agonies of his passion , he pursued the work of our redemption . The ...
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... surely it is not desirable that they should so remain . The poor laws , from their very nature , tend to the degrada- tion of those who are the objects of their provisions , and generate or foster principles of the most pernicious ...
... surely it is not desirable that they should so remain . The poor laws , from their very nature , tend to the degrada- tion of those who are the objects of their provisions , and generate or foster principles of the most pernicious ...
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... Surely God is in this place , and I knew it not . " But every one , Mr. Editor , who is at all acquainted with himself , or with the mind of man , must be powerfully struck by the lordly in- fluence with which prejudice and preconceived ...
... Surely God is in this place , and I knew it not . " But every one , Mr. Editor , who is at all acquainted with himself , or with the mind of man , must be powerfully struck by the lordly in- fluence with which prejudice and preconceived ...
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