Sermons, Academical and OccasionalJ.H. Parker, 1847 - 421 sider |
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... ourselves , or those dear to us , or entrusted to our care , we are graciously permitted to repose with undoubting faith on this one most merciful assurance , that sincere goodness will in the end find its home in the place from whence ...
... ourselves , or those dear to us , or entrusted to our care , we are graciously permitted to repose with undoubting faith on this one most merciful assurance , that sincere goodness will in the end find its home in the place from whence ...
Side iii
John Keble. may address ourselves calmly , without consterna- tion or amazement , to the inquiry , whether He has clearly revealed the course which He approves in the emergency now imagined . For ... ourselves calmly, without consterna- ...
John Keble. may address ourselves calmly , without consterna- tion or amazement , to the inquiry , whether He has clearly revealed the course which He approves in the emergency now imagined . For ... ourselves calmly, without consterna- ...
Side xv
... ourselves , but what is most pleasing to Him - most apparently on His side in the great conflict between good and evil . We must bind ourselves by an unchangeable rule , never to do evil that good may come ; no not for the seeming ...
... ourselves , but what is most pleasing to Him - most apparently on His side in the great conflict between good and evil . We must bind ourselves by an unchangeable rule , never to do evil that good may come ; no not for the seeming ...
Side xx
... ourselves a great love and zeal for the holiness which He gives us to see and know in our brethren . Thus we seem to be supplied with a fourth moral test , to help in ascertaining our duty when we are called on to change our faith . We ...
... ourselves a great love and zeal for the holiness which He gives us to see and know in our brethren . Thus we seem to be supplied with a fourth moral test , to help in ascertaining our duty when we are called on to change our faith . We ...
Side xxi
... ourselves , and to shrink from all that tends to disparage it . I will add yet one more , and that a most unquestionable element of right decision in all practical matters ; the probability of scandal - of causing our brethren to sin ...
... ourselves , and to shrink from all that tends to disparage it . I will add yet one more , and that a most unquestionable element of right decision in all practical matters ; the probability of scandal - of causing our brethren to sin ...
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