Analogies in the Progress of Nature and Grace: Four Sermons Preached Before the University of Cambridge (being the Hulsean Lectures for 1867), to which are Added Two Sermons Preached Before the British Association in 1866 and 1867 |
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... pass , should open and ascertain the meaning of several parts of Scripture . " I retire behind the Ægis of their ample shields . I have rigidly abstained from adding notes to the Hulsean Lectures : the range of the subjects therein ...
... pass , should open and ascertain the meaning of several parts of Scripture . " I retire behind the Ægis of their ample shields . I have rigidly abstained from adding notes to the Hulsean Lectures : the range of the subjects therein ...
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... pass for the philoso- phers of the day would fain persuade us that the true reason of the slow progress , or as they would invidiously term it , the failure of Christianity , lies in the fact , that the religion of Christ , like other ...
... pass for the philoso- phers of the day would fain persuade us that the true reason of the slow progress , or as they would invidiously term it , the failure of Christianity , lies in the fact , that the religion of Christ , like other ...
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... passing among the thoughts of those of you who now sit where I well remember sitting a generation of men ago . Judging ... pass . Rest in the Lord , and wait patiently for Him . ' If there is one frame of mind stronger and happier than ...
... passing among the thoughts of those of you who now sit where I well remember sitting a generation of men ago . Judging ... pass . Rest in the Lord , and wait patiently for Him . ' If there is one frame of mind stronger and happier than ...
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... pass to the undulating downs of the South of England or to those even nearer to ourselves , rising sometimes to mountainous dimensions ; and I ask you to reflect that there exists not a scrap , not an atom of the long line of those ...
... pass to the undulating downs of the South of England or to those even nearer to ourselves , rising sometimes to mountainous dimensions ; and I ask you to reflect that there exists not a scrap , not an atom of the long line of those ...
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... passing all un- derstanding in the knowledge and communion of God . II . We proceed now to the Second great element in the analogies before us ; namely , to observe the slowness of the progress and of the accumulation of knowledge ...
... passing all un- derstanding in the knowledge and communion of God . II . We proceed now to the Second great element in the analogies before us ; namely , to observe the slowness of the progress and of the accumulation of knowledge ...
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