The Biblical Repository and Classical ReviewLeavitt, Trow, and Company, 1848 |
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Page 264
... Heaven controls all the soul's hopes of the kingdom of Heaven . The supremacy of Romanism , therefore , is a most portentous supremacy , embracing earth and Heaven . And all this supremacy rests ultimately in one man , who , claiming ...
... Heaven controls all the soul's hopes of the kingdom of Heaven . The supremacy of Romanism , therefore , is a most portentous supremacy , embracing earth and Heaven . And all this supremacy rests ultimately in one man , who , claiming ...
Page 329
... heaven , and by dying , do for men what every one by a little pains - taking , could do for himself . This one great and mysterious act , the wonder of heaven , ever since made the cho- rus of its songs , admits of no such petty and ...
... heaven , and by dying , do for men what every one by a little pains - taking , could do for himself . This one great and mysterious act , the wonder of heaven , ever since made the cho- rus of its songs , admits of no such petty and ...
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... heaven consist in the destruction of self - will , and they set the soul to the work of cutting down and mortifying , destroying and annihilating self in every possible way , as if that , in itself , were heaven , or an entrance into heaven ...
... heaven consist in the destruction of self - will , and they set the soul to the work of cutting down and mortifying , destroying and annihilating self in every possible way , as if that , in itself , were heaven , or an entrance into heaven ...
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