Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton ...: With Selections from His CorrespondenceSeeley and Burnside, 1835 - 323 páginas |
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... thought my unfaithfulness to God had deprived me of her , especially my backwardness in speaking of spiritual things , which I could hardly attempt even to her . It was this thought , that I had lost invaluable and irrecoverable oppor ...
... thought my unfaithfulness to God had deprived me of her , especially my backwardness in speaking of spiritual things , which I could hardly attempt even to her . It was this thought , that I had lost invaluable and irrecoverable oppor ...
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... thought , when first seriously proposed to me ; but afterwards set apart some weeks to consider the case , to consult my friends , and to entreat the Lord's direction . The judgment of my friends , and many things that occurred , tend ...
... thought , when first seriously proposed to me ; but afterwards set apart some weeks to consider the case , to consult my friends , and to entreat the Lord's direction . The judgment of my friends , and many things that occurred , tend ...
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... thought , every waking hour , on my former misery . " Under the date of Jan. 26 , 1804 , the same friend observes , - 6 " He told me that after he was settled at Olney , and had preached six sermons , he thought he had told them his ...
... thought , every waking hour , on my former misery . " Under the date of Jan. 26 , 1804 , the same friend observes , - 6 " He told me that after he was settled at Olney , and had preached six sermons , he thought he had told them his ...
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