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a reverent study of the bible and habitual “ love and fear of the Divine Majesty . ”
As in childhood , so throughout life , Ferrar was surrounded by many who still live
in our remembrance . Among his college associates were Butler , Linsell ...
a reverent study of the bible and habitual “ love and fear of the Divine Majesty . ”
As in childhood , so throughout life , Ferrar was surrounded by many who still live
in our remembrance . Among his college associates were Butler , Linsell ...
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It is hardly needful to say , that those who remember Cicero ' s ridicule of Antony '
s piissimus , and know the superlative of munificus , will readily divine the origin
of pientissimus . by his singular power of bringing a scene before us xxii TO THE
...
It is hardly needful to say , that those who remember Cicero ' s ridicule of Antony '
s piissimus , and know the superlative of munificus , will readily divine the origin
of pientissimus . by his singular power of bringing a scene before us xxii TO THE
...
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... extreme perplexity of grief sobs sighs and abundance of tears , earnestly with
all his strength , humbly begged of God that He would put into his heart the true
fear and care of His Divine Majesty , and that this fear and love of God might
never ...
... extreme perplexity of grief sobs sighs and abundance of tears , earnestly with
all his strength , humbly begged of God that He would put into his heart the true
fear and care of His Divine Majesty , and that this fear and love of God might
never ...
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Ferrar being in his surplice and hood ' ( for so in it he always went to church )
stepped up into the reading - place , and there said divine service , and
responses were made by all present , and the reading psalms were done so .
This performed ...
Ferrar being in his surplice and hood ' ( for so in it he always went to church )
stepped up into the reading - place , and there said divine service , and
responses were made by all present , and the reading psalms were done so .
This performed ...
Side 31
It growing now half an hour past ten , the minister of the next parish ' having read
divine service at his own church , then came down with his them to be
catechisers and to task many poor people with catechistical questions ; which
when they ...
It growing now half an hour past ten , the minister of the next parish ' having read
divine service at his own church , then came down with his them to be
catechisers and to task many poor people with catechistical questions ; which
when they ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
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