 | 1814 - 640 sider
...had upon the minds of those who beheld its progress, he speaks thus: " Great was the majesty and the hand of the Lord. Great was the fear that fell upon all flesh. I saw no lofty nor airy countenance, nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter; nor witty repartee to raise... | |
 | Benjamin Rush - 1805 - 462 sider
...insert the account in his own words. " Great was the fear that fell on all flesh. I saw no lofty or airy countenance, nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter. Every face gathered paleness, and many hearts were humbled, and countenances fallen and sunk, as such... | |
 | Frederick Butler - 1821 - 474 sider
...Thomas Story, a noted preacher amongst the Quakers, who was present in the time of the fever. " Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord, great was the fear that fell upon all flesh; I saw no lofty look, or airy countenance, nor heard any vain jesting, to move then to laughter; nor witty repartee... | |
 | James Grahame - 1827 - 548 sider
...Philadelphia, thus describes the impression produced by the prevalence of this epidemic : — " Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord ; great was the fear that fell upon all flesh : I saw no lofty or airy countenance, nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter ; nor extravagant feasting... | |
 | Thomas Clarkson - 1827 - 408 sider
...those who beheld its progress, he speaks thus : " Great was the majesty and the hand of the Lord. weat was the fear that fell upon all flesh. I saw no lofty nor airy countenance, HOP heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter; nor witty repartee to raise... | |
 | 1828 - 588 sider
...destructive fever was raging, and carrying off vast numbers every day. " Great was the majesty and the hand of the Lord. Great was the fear that fell upon all flesh. I saw no lofty nor airy countenance, nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter; nor witty repartee to raise... | |
 | Thomas Story - 1832 - 406 sider
...comforted in the Lord ! Let my soul remember it, and wait low before the Lord to the end of my days ! Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord.— Great was...fear that fell upon all flesh. — I saw no lofty or airy countenance ; nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter ; nor witty repartee to raise... | |
 | John Barclay - 1833 - 200 sider
...in the Lord) : let my soul remember it, and wait low before the Lord to the end of my days ! Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord ! Great was the fear thai fell upon all flesh ! I saw no lofty or airy countenance ; nor heard any vain jesting, to move... | |
 | Luke Howard - 1835 - 462 sider
...after his death : of the awfulness of which, while it prevailed, Thos. Story writes as follows. " Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord — great was the fear that fell upon all flesh ! I saw no loose, or airy countenance ; nor heard any vain jests, to move men to laughter — nor witty repartee,... | |
 | James Grahame - 1836 - 466 sider
...Philadelphia, thus describes the impression produced by the prevalence of this epidemic : — " Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord ; great was the fear that fell upon all flesh : I saw no lofty or airy countenance, nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter ; nor extravagant feasting... | |
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Great was the majesty and hand of the Lord.— Great was the fear that fell upon all flesh. — I saw no lofty or airy countenance ; nor heard any vain jesting to move men to laughter ; nor witty repartee to raise mirth ; nor extravagant feasting, to... 
