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The words of my text , and those also of the verse which follows it , are introductory to a sublime description of Jesus Christ — a picture to which , after considering these preliminary verses , we intend to draw your attention .
The words of my text , and those also of the verse which follows it , are introductory to a sublime description of Jesus Christ — a picture to which , after considering these preliminary verses , we intend to draw your attention .
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And he is still more ignorant of “ the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ " who fancies that , unless man can make out some merit , he will receive no mercy . Blessed be his name , “ God commendeth his love toward us , in that ...
And he is still more ignorant of “ the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ " who fancies that , unless man can make out some merit , he will receive no mercy . Blessed be his name , “ God commendeth his love toward us , in that ...
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... would grow more rankly , more hating and more hateful than on earth , and man would cast on God an eye of deeper and intenser enmity . Hence the need of being made , by a change of heart , new creatures in Jesus Christ .
... would grow more rankly , more hating and more hateful than on earth , and man would cast on God an eye of deeper and intenser enmity . Hence the need of being made , by a change of heart , new creatures in Jesus Christ .
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On the day when he was raised from . the dead , Lazarus had two things to thank Christ for . His gratitude was due for what Jesus did without human instrumentality , and also for what he did by it ...
On the day when he was raised from . the dead , Lazarus had two things to thank Christ for . His gratitude was due for what Jesus did without human instrumentality , and also for what he did by it ...
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Unlike the worm which changes into a winged insect , or the infant who grows up into a stately man , you became , not a more perfect , but “ a new creature ” in Jesus Christ . And with deepest gratitude to Him who , filled with pity ...
Unlike the worm which changes into a winged insect , or the infant who grows up into a stately man , you became , not a more perfect , but “ a new creature ” in Jesus Christ . And with deepest gratitude to Him who , filled with pity ...
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| Title | Christ and the Inheritance of the Saints: Illustrated in a Series of Discourses from the Colossians |
| Author | Thomas Guthrie |
| Publisher | Adam and Charles Black, 1858 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Jun 2016 |
| Length | 385 pages |
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