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... and those also of the verse which follows it, are introductory to a sublime
description of Jesus Christ — a picture to which, after considering these
preliminary verses, we intend to draw your attention. To the eye both of saints
and sinners it.
... and those also of the verse which follows it, are introductory to a sublime
description of Jesus Christ — a picture to which, after considering these
preliminary verses, we intend to draw your attention. To the eye both of saints
and sinners it.
Page 4
To the eye both of saints and sinners it presents a noble subject. If his great
forerunner felt himself unworthy even to loose the latchet of his shoes, how
unworthy are these hands to sustain a theme so sacred and sublime. May he
who ...
To the eye both of saints and sinners it presents a noble subject. If his great
forerunner felt himself unworthy even to loose the latchet of his shoes, how
unworthy are these hands to sustain a theme so sacred and sublime. May he
who ...
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Blessed be his name, " God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we
were yet sinners, Christ died for us." Volumes of theology have been written, and
long controversies have waxed hot, about the question — whether heaven is, or
is ...
Blessed be his name, " God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we
were yet sinners, Christ died for us." Volumes of theology have been written, and
long controversies have waxed hot, about the question — whether heaven is, or
is ...
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A sinner there were more out of place than a ragged beggar in a royal palace,
where, all gazing at his appearance with astonishment, and shrinking back from
his defiling touch, he rudely thrusts himself within the brilliant circle. Compared
with ...
A sinner there were more out of place than a ragged beggar in a royal palace,
where, all gazing at his appearance with astonishment, and shrinking back from
his defiling touch, he rudely thrusts himself within the brilliant circle. Compared
with ...
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Therefore, the heaven that purifies the saint would but exasperate the hatred of
the sinner ; and the more God's holiness and glory were revealed, the more
would this enmity be developed— just as the thicker the dews fall on decaying
timber, ...
Therefore, the heaven that purifies the saint would but exasperate the hatred of
the sinner ; and the more God's holiness and glory were revealed, the more
would this enmity be developed— just as the thicker the dews fall on decaying
timber, ...
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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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