Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton ...: With Selections from His CorrespondenceSeeley and Burnside, 1835 - 323 páginas |
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... tion lasted about an hour , chiefly upon the principal heads of divinity . As I was resolv- ed not to be charged hereafter with dissimula- tion , I was constrained to dissent from his lordship in some points . But he was not of- fended ...
... tion lasted about an hour , chiefly upon the principal heads of divinity . As I was resolv- ed not to be charged hereafter with dissimula- tion , I was constrained to dissent from his lordship in some points . But he was not of- fended ...
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... joy our own wishes without hazard . This makes changes neccessary , and under the [ * Published by the Presbyterian Board of Publica . tion . ] management of our wise and great Shepherd , crosses prove 180 LIFE OF NEWTON :
... joy our own wishes without hazard . This makes changes neccessary , and under the [ * Published by the Presbyterian Board of Publica . tion . ] management of our wise and great Shepherd , crosses prove 180 LIFE OF NEWTON :
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... tion with avidity ; and was continually watch- ing for whatever might serve for analogies or illustrations in the service of religion . " A minister , " he used to say " wherever he is , should be always at his studies . He should look ...
... tion with avidity ; and was continually watch- ing for whatever might serve for analogies or illustrations in the service of religion . " A minister , " he used to say " wherever he is , should be always at his studies . He should look ...
Términos y frases comunes
acquaintance affected affectionate afterwards appear Arminian began believe blessing brought Buckden called Cape Lopez captain catholicon character Christ Christian church circumstances comfort Cowslip Green dear madam death deliverance desire divine divine grace endeavour evil expected eyes faith father favour fear feel give gospel grace hand happy Harwich hear heard heart honour hope hour Jesus JOHN NEWTON knew labour letter likewise lived Liverpool Livy Lord was pleased Lord's Lough Swilly memoirs ment mercy mind minister narrative ness never obliged observed occasion Olney Olney Hymns pain peace perhaps person Plantains pleasure Portswood praise pray prayer preach present received religion remarkable rience sailed scripture seemed sermon ship Sierra Leone sinner Socinian soon soul Southampton speak spirit suffered thank things thou thought tion trust truth voyage William Cowper wish word