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... and bring hither the fatted calf , and kill it ; and let us eat , and be merry : for this
my son was dead , and is alive again ; he was lost , and is found . ” Nature herself
proves it false by every little child who lifts its hands and prayer to God as “ Our ...
... and bring hither the fatted calf , and kill it ; and let us eat , and be merry : for this
my son was dead , and is alive again ; he was lost , and is found . ” Nature herself
proves it false by every little child who lifts its hands and prayer to God as “ Our ...
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He knows little of human nature , fallen as it is , who fancies any mother turning
from the plaintive cry and imploring arms of her offspring because , forsooth , it
was restored to her in loathsome attire . And he is still more ignorant of “ the God
...
He knows little of human nature , fallen as it is , who fancies any mother turning
from the plaintive cry and imploring arms of her offspring because , forsooth , it
was restored to her in loathsome attire . And he is still more ignorant of “ the God
...
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The most ignorant and debased of our city outcasts , the most wretched and
loathsome wanderer of these streets , is not so unfit to be received into the holy
bosom of a Christian family , as you are , by nature , to be received into the
kingdom of ...
The most ignorant and debased of our city outcasts , the most wretched and
loathsome wanderer of these streets , is not so unfit to be received into the holy
bosom of a Christian family , as you are , by nature , to be received into the
kingdom of ...
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People talk strangely of going to heaven when they die ; but what gratification
could it possibly afford a man whose enjoyments are of a sensuous or sensual
nature , —whose only pleasure lies in the acquisition of worldly objects , or the ...
People talk strangely of going to heaven when they die ; but what gratification
could it possibly afford a man whose enjoyments are of a sensuous or sensual
nature , —whose only pleasure lies in the acquisition of worldly objects , or the ...
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Such is by nature the disposition of all of us . heart is desperately wicked . " 6.
The carnal mind ” has an aversion to spiritual duties , and an utter distaste for
spiritual enjoyments . Nor is that all the truth . However it may lie concealed , like
a ...
Such is by nature the disposition of all of us . heart is desperately wicked . " 6.
The carnal mind ” has an aversion to spiritual duties , and an utter distaste for
spiritual enjoyments . Nor is that all the truth . However it may lie concealed , like
a ...
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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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