The Names of ChristHerder, 1955 - 315 pages |
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Page 80
... virtue that is born and cultivated in the school of Christ : from small beginnings which can scarcely be detected it rises in a short time to incomparable heights . We know well how much of the philosophy of the an- cients was concerned ...
... virtue that is born and cultivated in the school of Christ : from small beginnings which can scarcely be detected it rises in a short time to incomparable heights . We know well how much of the philosophy of the an- cients was concerned ...
Page 81
... virtue and those who are infants in virtue . If , on the other hand , we call it a mountain of humps or curves , we also express a noteworthy truth . Some moun- tains rise to a single peak , but others have numerous peaks and ridges ...
... virtue and those who are infants in virtue . If , on the other hand , we call it a mountain of humps or curves , we also express a noteworthy truth . Some moun- tains rise to a single peak , but others have numerous peaks and ridges ...
Page 269
... virtue of Christ are not only greater than those of all the just , but He is the Fountain from which they flow , although He suffers no diminution by sending them forth because His source of grace and virtue is inexhaustible . 33 As ...
... virtue of Christ are not only greater than those of all the just , but He is the Fountain from which they flow , although He suffers no diminution by sending them forth because His source of grace and virtue is inexhaustible . 33 As ...
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according appear applied beauty become beginning Beloved birth blessings blood body born bring called cause Christ Church comes consider created creatures David death delight desire destroy devil divine earth effected enemies evil expresses eyes face faithful Father fear fire flesh follow Fray Louis fruit give given glory God's grace hand happiness hath heart heaven Hence holy human inclination infinite Isaias Jesus John Julian justice kind King knowledge light live Lord manifested manner Marcellus means meek mind Moreover mountain nature original Paul peace perfect person possess promise proper qualities reason receive refers rule Sabinus says Scripture seek sense Shepherd signifies sins soul speak spirit strength suffering sweet Thee things Thou tion true truth understand union unto virtue