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... the most virtuous of womankind , a mother's pride and a household's honour , must be saved , as the vilest outcast is saved — as a brand plucked out of the fire , or he of whom God said , “ Take away the filthy garments from him .
... the most virtuous of womankind , a mother's pride and a household's honour , must be saved , as the vilest outcast is saved — as a brand plucked out of the fire , or he of whom God said , “ Take away the filthy garments from him .
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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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To that family circle every accession forms a subject of gratitude and praise ; and every new - comer receives such welcome as a mother , while she falls on his manly breast , gives her son , or as sisters , locked in his arms ...
To that family circle every accession forms a subject of gratitude and praise ; and every new - comer receives such welcome as a mother , while she falls on his manly breast , gives her son , or as sisters , locked in his arms ...
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... and get our warmest welcome from the lips of him who redeemed us by his blood , and , in the agonies of his cross , suffered for us more than a mother's pangs а - “ the travail of his soul . ” Heir of grace ! thy estate lies there .
... and get our warmest welcome from the lips of him who redeemed us by his blood , and , in the agonies of his cross , suffered for us more than a mother's pangs а - “ the travail of his soul . ” Heir of grace ! thy estate lies there .
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... imploring him to resume the gift , saying , Take it back ; let me return to the quiet grave ; the dead will not shun me ; and I shall say to corruption , “ Thou art my father ; and to the worm , Thou art my mother and my sister .
... imploring him to resume the gift , saying , Take it back ; let me return to the quiet grave ; the dead will not shun me ; and I shall say to corruption , “ Thou art my father ; and to the worm , Thou art my mother and my sister .
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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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