SermonsJ. W. Foster and J. F. Shores, 1835 - 402 páginas |
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... object , and had reference to that in all that he preached ; thinking every discourse thrown away which did not help to effect it . In consequence of which his preaching was altogether practical , and progressive toward a definable ...
... object , and had reference to that in all that he preached ; thinking every discourse thrown away which did not help to effect it . In consequence of which his preaching was altogether practical , and progressive toward a definable ...
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... object from those of the regular congregation on Sunday . But Dr Parker appears to have thought otherwise . I cannot find that in his selection of subjects or his manner of treating them , he varied from his ordinary preaching ...
... object from those of the regular congregation on Sunday . But Dr Parker appears to have thought otherwise . I cannot find that in his selection of subjects or his manner of treating them , he varied from his ordinary preaching ...
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... objects , as well as the bent of his own mind , led him to attach peculiar importance to the private duties of the pastoral relation . The mere preacher , however excellent , seemed to him to be fulfilling very partially the design of ...
... objects , as well as the bent of his own mind , led him to attach peculiar importance to the private duties of the pastoral relation . The mere preacher , however excellent , seemed to him to be fulfilling very partially the design of ...
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... objects , and sanctified trivial occurrences by making a holy use of them . - He did not go through such scenes without severe trials of feeling , which sometimes almost unmanned him but such was his self - constraint that he would ...
... objects , and sanctified trivial occurrences by making a holy use of them . - He did not go through such scenes without severe trials of feeling , which sometimes almost unmanned him but such was his self - constraint that he would ...
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... object to be always doing something , and in as various ways as possible , but with as little of noise and notoriety as might be . Perpetual activity , but no bustle , seemed to be his design . He therefore , in his plans for doing good ...
... object to be always doing something , and in as various ways as possible , but with as little of noise and notoriety as might be . Perpetual activity , but no bustle , seemed to be his design . He therefore , in his plans for doing good ...
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