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Page 18
What joy, what peace should it impart to the hearts of those who, feeling
themselves less than the least of God's mercies, unworthy of a crust of bread or of
a cup of water, hail in these the bright tokens of a blood-bought crown — that
coming ...
What joy, what peace should it impart to the hearts of those who, feeling
themselves less than the least of God's mercies, unworthy of a crust of bread or of
a cup of water, hail in these the bright tokens of a blood-bought crown — that
coming ...
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This fulfils the prayer, " The very God of peace sanctify you wholly ; " and for this,
as forming that meetness for the inheritance, which was the subject of my last
address, the saints are now either offering up prayer on earth, or, better far,
praise ...
This fulfils the prayer, " The very God of peace sanctify you wholly ; " and for this,
as forming that meetness for the inheritance, which was the subject of my last
address, the saints are now either offering up prayer on earth, or, better far,
praise ...
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... and the curtains are drawn, and peace and happiness smile on the bright
family circle, it is sun-light that shines from the lustres, and sun-heat that glows on
the hearth. But whether that speculation of science be true or false, to Jesus we
can ...
... and the curtains are drawn, and peace and happiness smile on the bright
family circle, it is sun-light that shines from the lustres, and sun-heat that glows on
the hearth. But whether that speculation of science be true or false, to Jesus we
can ...
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May I not say that, with their multitude of churches, our cities are illuminated every
Sabbath, to celebrate the triumphs of the cross, the great battle that was won on
the heights of Calvary, and the peace his heralds proclaim between God and ...
May I not say that, with their multitude of churches, our cities are illuminated every
Sabbath, to celebrate the triumphs of the cross, the great battle that was won on
the heights of Calvary, and the peace his heralds proclaim between God and ...
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Here, believe me, is peace that passeth understanding ; here are joys that will
bear the morning's reflection, pleasures that are for evermore. (CONTLNUKD.)
Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness.— THE POWER- OF
DARKNESS.
Here, believe me, is peace that passeth understanding ; here are joys that will
bear the morning's reflection, pleasures that are for evermore. (CONTLNUKD.)
Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness.— THE POWER- OF
DARKNESS.
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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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