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Page 7
And so I have seen a man come into a court of law, and, producing some old
moth-eaten Bible, with its time-worn record of births, and marriages, and deaths,
all long ago forgotten, or some damp, musty parchment, or some inscription
copied ...
And so I have seen a man come into a court of law, and, producing some old
moth-eaten Bible, with its time-worn record of births, and marriages, and deaths,
all long ago forgotten, or some damp, musty parchment, or some inscription
copied ...
Page 10
... be all the sweeter for the pelting of the storm, thy rugged path, the sorrows and
the tears of earth — and whose light shall be all the brighter for that " valley of the
shadow of death," from which thou shalt pass into the blaze of everlasting day.
... be all the sweeter for the pelting of the storm, thy rugged path, the sorrows and
the tears of earth — and whose light shall be all the brighter for that " valley of the
shadow of death," from which thou shalt pass into the blaze of everlasting day.
Page 14
Or she, who, neglecting quite as much the noble purposes of her being, flits, life
through, a painted butterfly, from flower to flower of pleasure, and wastes the day
of grace in the idolatry and adornment of a form which death shall change into ...
Or she, who, neglecting quite as much the noble purposes of her being, flits, life
through, a painted butterfly, from flower to flower of pleasure, and wastes the day
of grace in the idolatry and adornment of a form which death shall change into ...
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I say the greatest • one even greater than the marvelous transition which takes
place at the instant of death — from dying struggles to the glories of the skies.
Because, while heaven is the day of which grace is the dawn ; the rich, ripe, fruit
of ...
I say the greatest • one even greater than the marvelous transition which takes
place at the instant of death — from dying struggles to the glories of the skies.
Because, while heaven is the day of which grace is the dawn ; the rich, ripe, fruit
of ...
Page 29
They that sleep, sleep in the night and this busy world lies hushed in the arms of
slumber, till morning, looking in at the window, calls up toil to resume her labors ;
and thus, when we have been summoned at midnight to a bed of death, how ...
They that sleep, sleep in the night and this busy world lies hushed in the arms of
slumber, till morning, looking in at the window, calls up toil to resume her labors ;
and thus, when we have been summoned at midnight to a bed of death, how ...
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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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