Rose Hamilton; Or, What it is to be a ChristianMassachusetts Sabbath School Society, 1859 - 90 pages |
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... mind , even of a child , to picture the Great Father as one afar off and unap- proachable in his majesty and power . In the fair early summer evening , she would point her gaze to the soft stars , and the newly - risen moon , and tell ...
... mind , even of a child , to picture the Great Father as one afar off and unap- proachable in his majesty and power . In the fair early summer evening , she would point her gaze to the soft stars , and the newly - risen moon , and tell ...
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... mind with thoughts of the care and love of that Father whose " tender mercies are over all his works ; " and these efforts were not in vain , for she could perceive in Rose's heart , a growing interest in those subjects which lay ...
... mind with thoughts of the care and love of that Father whose " tender mercies are over all his works ; " and these efforts were not in vain , for she could perceive in Rose's heart , a growing interest in those subjects which lay ...
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... mind was now thoroughly awake , not only to one particular fault in her character , but to a sense of her general want of the spirit of Christ — a sense of her spiritual needs - and where that is the case , it is a hopeful and a happy ...
... mind was now thoroughly awake , not only to one particular fault in her character , but to a sense of her general want of the spirit of Christ — a sense of her spiritual needs - and where that is the case , it is a hopeful and a happy ...
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... mind . She gave a wrong answer -once - twice . The keen eyes of Jane Anson sparkled at the repeated failure . It was an unusual thing for Rose Ham- ilton to be faulty in recitation , and Miss Eldon reproved her , attributing her failure ...
... mind . She gave a wrong answer -once - twice . The keen eyes of Jane Anson sparkled at the repeated failure . It was an unusual thing for Rose Ham- ilton to be faulty in recitation , and Miss Eldon reproved her , attributing her failure ...
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... she had been met on her own terms , and many a dispute had arisen on the play - ground between the two , until each had come to regard the other as a con- fessed enemy . But now , in the mind of one had commenced ROSE HAMILTON . 31.
... she had been met on her own terms , and many a dispute had arisen on the play - ground between the two , until each had come to regard the other as a con- fessed enemy . But now , in the mind of one had commenced ROSE HAMILTON . 31.
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Page 73 - Brethren, if any of you do err from the truth, and one convert him ; let him know that he which converteth a sinner from the error of his way, shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a multitude of sins.
Page 79 - Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord : Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours: and their works do follow them.
Page 6 - and he has left us an example that we should walk in his steps ; " for he that hath suffered in the flesh, hath ceased from sin.
Page 14 - Jesus teach it, when he took little children in his arms and blessed them, and said " Of such is the kingdom of God...
Page 79 - ... only to die. Strange that the spoiler should breathe on such freshness ! Strange that such beauty in darkness should lie ! Gently and quietly smooth down her pillow, Gather fresh roses to lay in her hand ; Soon will her happy soul, loosed and unfettered, Plume its white wing for the sweet spirit-land. Dying in childhood — in peace and in beauty, — Dying with love o'er the dark way to shine, — Who, thou sweet child, while they wept, would not envy ? Who would not wish for an exit like thine?
Page 21 - ... righteously: who his own self bore our sins in his own body on the cross, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose wounds you were healed.