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... object , then , as our great aim and purpose of our lives here below , combining , at the same time , all that discretion and skill which are neces- sary in the important work . Let us pray for that most de- sirable wisdom , the wisdom ...
... object , then , as our great aim and purpose of our lives here below , combining , at the same time , all that discretion and skill which are neces- sary in the important work . Let us pray for that most de- sirable wisdom , the wisdom ...
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... objects - will his heart be also . This is a temporal reward which is worthy of being purchased at great expense . It is an insurance against losses of all kinds , and there is less danger of failure on the part of the guarantee than in ...
... objects - will his heart be also . This is a temporal reward which is worthy of being purchased at great expense . It is an insurance against losses of all kinds , and there is less danger of failure on the part of the guarantee than in ...
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... object , and the result of the examination will be to set me right and establish me in the path chalked out . I am , my dear sir , yours with much affection , THOMAS SMITH . No. XX.-DR. CHALMERS TO MR . THOMAS SMITH . 20th January ...
... object , and the result of the examination will be to set me right and establish me in the path chalked out . I am , my dear sir , yours with much affection , THOMAS SMITH . No. XX.-DR. CHALMERS TO MR . THOMAS SMITH . 20th January ...
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... object of it - that I might be preserved from saying any thing which may make my brother to offend- that I may , at all times , be enabled to acquit myself with wis- dom - and that , as you occupy by far the highest place in the scale ...
... object of it - that I might be preserved from saying any thing which may make my brother to offend- that I may , at all times , be enabled to acquit myself with wis- dom - and that , as you occupy by far the highest place in the scale ...
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... object be foreign , I contend that it is accompanied with a home in- fluence , and that the inference is not merely understood , but felt among them . If so much is to be done for sending the Bible to others , with what consistency can ...
... object be foreign , I contend that it is accompanied with a home in- fluence , and that the inference is not merely understood , but felt among them . If so much is to be done for sending the Bible to others , with what consistency can ...
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affection affectionately Alexander Paterson ANDREWS Anster assured attention believe best regards Bible blessed BLOCHAIRN BURNTISLAND Catharine cents Christ Christian Church comfort compliments confidence cordial Dairsie dear Jane dear madam dear sir DEAR SIR-I dearest Jane death delight doctrine duty earnest prayer earthly EDINBURGH entreat esteem and regard eternity faith fear feel felt friends Glasgow Gospel grace Hawick heart heaven holiness hope impression interest JAMES ANDERSON JANE-I Jesus Kilmany Kilrenny kind kindest regards letter look Lord MADAM-I MANSE ment mind minister Miss moral MORNINGSIDE Muslin never object parish Parker peace perusal pleasure pray preaching precious present principle received recollection rejoice righteousness salvation Savior Scotland Scottish Bible Society Scripture sermon SMITH TO DR society soul Spirit sure thing THOMAS CHALMERS THOMAS SMITH tion truly trust truth unto vols week whole write
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