Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton ...: With Selections from His CorrespondenceSeeley and Burnside, 1835 - 323 páginas |
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... last reform was the most remarkable both for degree and continuance . Of this period , at least of some part of it , I may say in the apostle's words , ' After the strictest sect In of our religion , I lived a pharisee . 16 LIFE OF NEWTON :
... last reform was the most remarkable both for degree and continuance . Of this period , at least of some part of it , I may say in the apostle's words , ' After the strictest sect In of our religion , I lived a pharisee . 16 LIFE OF NEWTON :
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... remarkable for tenderness , sympa- thy , and compassion for his fellow - sinners : - and to give him all these feelings in a propor- tion exceeding that of other men , it was need- ful that he should have experienced deeply the power of ...
... remarkable for tenderness , sympa- thy , and compassion for his fellow - sinners : - and to give him all these feelings in a propor- tion exceeding that of other men , it was need- ful that he should have experienced deeply the power of ...
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With Selections from His Correspondence John Newton. thing was more remarkable than his constant habit of regarding the hand of God in every event , however trivial it might appear to oth- ers . On every occasion , in the concerns of ...
With Selections from His Correspondence John Newton. thing was more remarkable than his constant habit of regarding the hand of God in every event , however trivial it might appear to oth- ers . On every occasion , in the concerns of ...
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