 | Samuel Shaw - 1769 - 590 pages
...any longer? Thy lying in wait for fouls h is as needlefs and ufelefs as our preaching. Heareft thoo not that God hath taken thy work out of thy hands, and that he doth it much more effectually ? Thou canft only intice, but his unchangeable decree, to leave thoufands of (outs in death, compels them... | |
 | John Wesley - 1811 - 450 pages
...you please, for all comes to the same thing) one might say to our adversary the devil, " Thou fool, why dost thou roar about any longer ? Thy lying in...taken thy work out of thy hands, and that he doth it more effectually? Thou, with all thy principalities and powers, can only so assault that we may resist... | |
 | 1817 - 370 pages
...you please, for all comes to 'the same thing) one might say to our adversary the devil, " Thou fool, why dost thou roar about any longer? Thy lying in wait for souls is as needless and useless as oar preaching. Hearest thou not, that God hath taken thy work out of thy hands ? And that be doth it... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1820 - 660 pages
...you please, (for all comes to the same thing,) one might say to our adversary the devil, ' Thou fool, why dost thou roar about any longer? Thy lying in...taken thy work out of thy hands, and that he doth it more effectually? Thou, with all thy principalities and powers, canst only so assault that we may resist... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1820 - 642 pages
...you please, (tor all comes to the same thing,) one might say to our adversary the devil, ' Thou fool, why dost thou roar about any longer? Thy lying in...taken thy work out of thy hands, and that he doth it more effectually ? Thou, with all thy principalities and powers, canst only so assault that we may... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1820 - 516 pages
...please, (for all comes to the same thing,) one might say t« eur adversary the devil, ' Thou fool, why dost thou roar about any longer ? Thy lying in...God hath taken thy work out of thy hands, and that be doth it more effectually ? Thou, with all thy principalities and powers, canst only so assault that... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1820 - 856 pages
...tool, why drel thou roar about any longer? Thy lying in wait tor souls is as needless and useless a<» our preaching.— Hearest thou not, that God hath...taken thy work out of thy hands, and that he doth it more effectual!)? Thou, with all thy principalities and powers, canst only so assault that we may resist... | |
 | 1821 - 490 pages
...our preaching.—Hearest thou not that God hath taken tby work out of tby hands, and that he doth it more effectually ? Thou, with all thy principalities...canst only so assault that we may resist thee ; but be can irresistibly destroy both body and soul in hell ! Thou canst only entice ; but bis unchangeable... | |
 | Leonard Woods - 1821 - 236 pages
...doctrine, one might say to our adversary the Devil, thou fool, why dost thou roar about any longer? Hearest thou not that God hath taken thy work out of thy hands, and that he doth it more effectually ?" — "Oh how would the enemy of God and man rejoice to hear these things were so... | |
 | 1821 - 694 pages
...adversary tbe devil, ' Thou fool, why dost thou roar about any Innger ? Thy lying in wait lor souls ¡a as needless and useless as our preaching. — Hearest thou not, that God bath taken thy work out of thy bands, •ad that he doth it more effectually ? Thoo, wHb all tby principalities... | |
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Predestination ; a doctrine, upon the supposition of which, if one could possibly suppose it for a moment, call it election, reprobation, or what you please, (for all comes to the same thing,) one might say to our adversary the devil... 
