...not be understood. Despite of the sceptics, Neo-Platonists, and the Gnostics, however, the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent, " mightily grew and prevailed." The True having submitted himself to human judgment, and presented...

...a spiritual nature. Oue of the beauteous productions brought forth in this garden is the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent. When we look around we see many faces, and hear many voices, but we see very few, comparatively speaking,...

...hundred millions of the earth's population are still immersed in Pagan and Mahometan darkness, ignorant of " the true God and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent." The exertion now required ought to be in some measure proportionate to the magnitude and extent of...

...numerous dialects of the East ; first in surmounting their difficulties, and compelling them to speak of the True God, and of Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent ; and then presenting them in a printed form to the people. " For this arduous undertaking he was qualified...

...from slavery, and whom he knew would hem"forth have the opportunity of hearing of " the true OP ': and of Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent." As soon as it could be accomplished, the little Africanwere landed in Sierra Leone, and were placed whert sared for, and •where many of them be trained...

...guidance of. V. 6. Wisdom is the safest companion for young people. V. 7. True wisdom is the knowledge of " the true God, and of Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent." In this is included the knowledge of %vhat God requires of man, of the purpose for which He gave His...

...broken-hearted, and can give rest to the weary. What the heathen need is the Gospel, the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent. They need it to soothe, and regulate, and sanctify the life that now is ; they need it to shed light...

...sent forth to fill the earth with the light and warmth of that ' life eternal, which is the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent.' Of these theories, the last is held to be the true one by orthodox Christians. But it is opposed in...

...that ye might have it more abundantly : "— even that eternal life which consists in the knowledge of " the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent; " 2 life which shall unite and conform us to Himself, and bring us into the favour and likeness of...

...thing to trust iu the Lord." She walked on again for several more days, speaking to all whom she met of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent. Some asked her to join them at their meals, and each night, excepting the first, hospitable villagers...