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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 there,
...
... 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 there,
...
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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 ...
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 ...
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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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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, " Is this
...
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, " Is this
...
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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 |
| 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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