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Page 9
Happy the family of which God is the father, Jesus the elder brother, and all the "
saints in light " are brethren — brethren born of one Spirit ; nursed at the full
breast of the same promises ; trained in the same high school of heavenly
discipline ...
Happy the family of which God is the father, Jesus the elder brother, and all the "
saints in light " are brethren — brethren born of one Spirit ; nursed at the full
breast of the same promises ; trained in the same high school of heavenly
discipline ...
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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 faggots, laughing loud and merry among unpolished boors. Child of ...
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 faggots, laughing loud and merry among unpolished boors. Child of ...
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Unlike the happy swallows which David envied, thy altar, O God, is the very last
spot where many would chooseto build their nests ! Such is by nature the
disposition of all of us. " The heart is desperately wicked." " The carnal mind " has
an ...
Unlike the happy swallows which David envied, thy altar, O God, is the very last
spot where many would chooseto build their nests ! Such is by nature the
disposition of all of us. " The heart is desperately wicked." " The carnal mind " has
an ...
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With God " the night shineth as the day," but to the un. happy blind, "He maketh
the day dark with night." Yet strong as this figure is, it does not adequately
represent the full misery of our condition. We had neither light nor sight. That we
may be ...
With God " the night shineth as the day," but to the un. happy blind, "He maketh
the day dark with night." Yet strong as this figure is, it does not adequately
represent the full misery of our condition. We had neither light nor sight. That we
may be ...
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Our lines have fallen in pleasant places, and happy the land, nor to be rashly left,
where the light of divine truth streams from a thousand printing-presses, and the
candle of the Lord shines bright in its humblest cottages. May I not say that, with ...
Our lines have fallen in pleasant places, and happy the land, nor to be rashly left,
where the light of divine truth streams from a thousand printing-presses, and the
candle of the Lord shines bright in its humblest cottages. May I not say that, with ...
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| 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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