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We are constituted its heirs by virtue of sonship ; we, who were once afar off —
the seed of the serpent, the children of the devil, the children of wrath even as
others — becoming sons by that act of grace, which has led many to exclaim with
...
We are constituted its heirs by virtue of sonship ; we, who were once afar off —
the seed of the serpent, the children of the devil, the children of wrath even as
others — becoming sons by that act of grace, which has led many to exclaim with
...
Page 10
Child of God ! thy Father, and Saviour, and brethren, and sisters, are there.
Pilgrim to Sion, be ever pressing on and ever looking up ! thy true home is there ;
a home above these blue skies, above sun and stars ; a sweet, saintly, glorious
home ...
Child of God ! thy Father, and Saviour, and brethren, and sisters, are there.
Pilgrim to Sion, be ever pressing on and ever looking up ! thy true home is there ;
a home above these blue skies, above sun and stars ; a sweet, saintly, glorious
home ...
Page 11
Did many envy this child of fortune ? They might have spared their envy. Left in
his original obscurity he had been a happy peasant, whistling his way home from
the plough to a thatch-roofed cottage, or on winter nights, and around the blazing
...
Did many envy this child of fortune ? They might have spared their envy. Left in
his original obscurity he had been a happy peasant, whistling his way home from
the plough to a thatch-roofed cottage, or on winter nights, and around the blazing
...
Page 27
I can fancy few madder sights than an entire family, parents and children, all blind
— a home where the flowers have no beauty, the night has no stars, the morning
no blushing dawn, and the azure sky no glorious sun — a home, where they ...
I can fancy few madder sights than an entire family, parents and children, all blind
— a home where the flowers have no beauty, the night has no stars, the morning
no blushing dawn, and the azure sky no glorious sun — a home, where they ...
Page 42
Having received " the truth as it is in Jesus," and abandoned the works of
darkness, they are therefore called the children of light, and the children of the
day." Yet all of them do not enjoy the same measure of light, nor are they all
possessed of ...
Having received " the truth as it is in Jesus," and abandoned the works of
darkness, they are therefore called the children of light, and the children of the
day." Yet all of them do not enjoy the same measure of light, nor are they all
possessed of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Christ and the inheritance of the saints |
| Author | Thomas Guthrie |
| Publisher | R. Cater & brothers, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 25 Oct 2010 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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