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... and his dark guilty conscience . Incapable of appreciating its holy beauties , of
enjoying its holy happiness , he would find nothing there to delight his senses .
How he would wonder in what its pleasures lay ; and , supposing him once.
... and his dark guilty conscience . Incapable of appreciating its holy beauties , of
enjoying its holy happiness , he would find nothing there to delight his senses .
How he would wonder in what its pleasures lay ; and , supposing him once.
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Still greater wonder ! many a man in this world has not risen from his place , I say
not for three days , nor for three years , but ten times three years and more . He is
no nearer heaven than he was a long time ago . Borne on , indeed , by the ever ...
Still greater wonder ! many a man in this world has not risen from his place , I say
not for three days , nor for three years , but ten times three years and more . He is
no nearer heaven than he was a long time ago . Borne on , indeed , by the ever ...
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To the wonder of men and the glory of God , the tongue of the dumb has been
unloosed — what gracious things they have said ! and the blind have got their
sight - what views of heaven they have had ! and he , who seemed all his life but
a ...
To the wonder of men and the glory of God , the tongue of the dumb has been
unloosed — what gracious things they have said ! and the blind have got their
sight - what views of heaven they have had ! and he , who seemed all his life but
a ...
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sions ; lay in the bosom of the Father , or , singing in the skies of that same
Bethlehem , had bent down to gaze with wonder and admiration on the babe of
Mary's breast , regard the spectacle in that hall with greater bewilderment -
exclaiming ...
sions ; lay in the bosom of the Father , or , singing in the skies of that same
Bethlehem , had bent down to gaze with wonder and admiration on the babe of
Mary's breast , regard the spectacle in that hall with greater bewilderment -
exclaiming ...
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He puts off the man , and stands out the God ; and the wonder of the dead
brought to life is lost in the higher wonder of one who could weep as a man , and
yet work as a God . On the Sea of Galilee also , our Lord appears in both
characters .
He puts off the man , and stands out the God ; and the wonder of the dead
brought to life is lost in the higher wonder of one who could weep as a man , and
yet work as a God . On the Sea of Galilee also , our Lord appears in both
characters .
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| Title | Christ and the Inheritance of the Saints: Illustrated in a Series of Discourses from the Colossians |
| Author | Thomas Guthrie |
| Publisher | R. Carter, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 25 Oct 2010 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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