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What idea has he formed of God who expects less of him than he would expect of any earthly mother ? Let her be a queen . She is a mother ; and under the impulse of feelings that reign alike in palaces and in cottages , how would that ...
What idea has he formed of God who expects less of him than he would expect of any earthly mother ? Let her be a queen . She is a mother ; and under the impulse of feelings that reign alike in palaces and in cottages , how would that ...
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Owing him , then , no less praise for the Spirit who makes us meet for the inheritance , than for the Son who purchased it , we give thanks to God . The church weaves the three names into one doxology , singing , “ Glory be to the ...
Owing him , then , no less praise for the Spirit who makes us meet for the inheritance , than for the Son who purchased it , we give thanks to God . The church weaves the three names into one doxology , singing , “ Glory be to the ...
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What joy , what peace should it impart to the hearts of those who , feeling themselves less than the least of God's mercies , unworthy of a crust of bread or of a cup of water , hail in these the bright tokens of a blood - bought crown ...
What joy , what peace should it impart to the hearts of those who , feeling themselves less than the least of God's mercies , unworthy of a crust of bread or of a cup of water , hail in these the bright tokens of a blood - bought crown ...
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How many among ourselves , also , are putting away the claims of Christ and of their souls to what they flatter themselves shall be a more , but what must be a less , convenient season ! Contrary to the testimony of all who have ever ...
How many among ourselves , also , are putting away the claims of Christ and of their souls to what they flatter themselves shall be a more , but what must be a less , convenient season ! Contrary to the testimony of all who have ever ...
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... and translate into the “ kingdom of his dear Son . " Having from these words considered our state nature under the emblem of darkness , I would now remarkII . That even God's people remain in more or less darkness , so long as ...
... and translate into the “ kingdom of his dear Son . " Having from these words considered our state nature under the emblem of darkness , I would now remarkII . That even God's people remain in more or less darkness , so long as ...
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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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