 | 1837 - 844 lehte
...principal means of impressing my heart, of opening my eyes to perceive the truth, of exciting a lore to godliness and a desire after usefulness. The power...Christians left the world. I saw their triumphant hope .-upportcd, not by a complacent reflection on a wellfpent life, but by a confidence in the unmerited... | |
 | 1858 - 674 lehte
...sketches in the Evangelical Magazine were the principal means of impressing my heart, of opening my eyes to perceive the truth, of exciting a love to...Christians left the world. I saw their triumphant hopo supported, not by a complacent reflection on a well-spent life, but by a confidence in the unmerited... | |
 | 1858 - 620 lehte
...sketches in the Evangelical Magazine were the principal means of impressing my heart, of opening my eyes to perceive the truth, of exciting a love to...triumph, with which many pious Christians left the world. 1 saw their triumphant hope supported, not by a complacent reflection on a wellspent life, but by a... | |
 | 1858 - 668 lehte
...Magazine were the principal means of impressing my heart, of opening my eyes to perceive the troth, of exciting a love to godliness, and a desire after...Christians left the world. I saw their triumphant bope supported, not by a complacent reflection on a well-spent life, but by i confidence in the unmerited... | |
 | 1822 - 604 lehte
...impressing my heart, of opening my •;yes to perceive the truth, of exciting a love to godliness, and to desire after usefulness. The power of divine grace...triumph with which many pious Christians left the world. 1 saw their triumphant hope supported, not by n complacent reflection on a well-spent life, but by... | |
 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Publication - 1842 - 216 lehte
...biographical sketches in the Evangelical Magazine were principal means of impressing my heart, of opening my eyes to perceive the truth, of exciting a love to godliness, and a desire after usefulness. The conversation and example of some persons of a truly spiritual mind, to whose acquaintance I was admitted,... | |
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They remained as before, unenlightened and unchanged. The biographical sketches in the Evangelical Magazine were the principal means of impressing my heart, of opening my eyes to perceive the truth, of exciting a love to godliness, and a desire after... 