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THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST . * Navod Jesus answered , my kingdom is not of this
world . If my kingdom were of this world , then would my servants fight , that I
should not be delivered to the Jews : but now is my kingdom not from hence .
THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST . * Navod Jesus answered , my kingdom is not of this
world . If my kingdom were of this world , then would my servants fight , that I
should not be delivered to the Jews : but now is my kingdom not from hence .
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had ever seen ; -- but it was to be a spiritual , not a temporal kingdom . He
intended to reign in the hearts of men by an invisible and transforming influence ,
and not to place himself as a temporal prince upon the throne of David . This he
had ...
had ever seen ; -- but it was to be a spiritual , not a temporal kingdom . He
intended to reign in the hearts of men by an invisible and transforming influence ,
and not to place himself as a temporal prince upon the throne of David . This he
had ...
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I am , I. To inquire , wherein the essential difference consists , between His
kingdom and the kingdoms of this world . The distinction set forth in the text , was
probably regarded by many , at the time , as an absurd and mystical evasion .
I am , I. To inquire , wherein the essential difference consists , between His
kingdom and the kingdoms of this world . The distinction set forth in the text , was
probably regarded by many , at the time , as an absurd and mystical evasion .
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... nor by any thing else which ever fell from the same lips , it is certain that the
kingdom of Christ is essentially different in ... from all the kingdoms of this world ;
and that immense political and moral evils have grown out of unhallowed
attempts ...
... nor by any thing else which ever fell from the same lips , it is certain that the
kingdom of Christ is essentially different in ... from all the kingdoms of this world ;
and that immense political and moral evils have grown out of unhallowed
attempts ...
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In a word , the kingdom of Christ sustains substantially the same relations to the
kingdoms of this world , which the sun does to every land on which it shines . For
as that broad luminary imparts light and warmth toall people , while it will never ...
In a word , the kingdom of Christ sustains substantially the same relations to the
kingdoms of this world , which the sun does to every land on which it shines . For
as that broad luminary imparts light and warmth toall people , while it will never ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Miscellaneous Discourses and Reviews |
| Author | Heman Humphrey |
| Publisher | J. S. and C. Adams, 1834 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2006 |
| Length | 415 pages |
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