Notes on the Miracles of Our LordJohn W. Parker, 1847 - 467 |
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... thoughts of me : they are no glimpses of my higher nature , which you have caught , and which bring you here ; but you come that you may again be filled . " The coming merely because they saw miracles , in the strictest sense of the ...
... thoughts of me : they are no glimpses of my higher nature , which you have caught , and which bring you here ; but you come that you may again be filled . " The coming merely because they saw miracles , in the strictest sense of the ...
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... thoughts of him , and should not class him with any other , even the greatest and holiest of the children of men . These likenesses and unlikenesses seem equally such as beforehand we should have naturally expected . We should have ...
... thoughts of him , and should not class him with any other , even the greatest and holiest of the children of men . These likenesses and unlikenesses seem equally such as beforehand we should have naturally expected . We should have ...
Strona 74
... thought of nature from any that will allow such to be his meaning . Nature is for him but the outward expression of the will of God ; and all which he affirms is , that God never can be contrary to God ; that there can be no collision ...
... thought of nature from any that will allow such to be his meaning . Nature is for him but the outward expression of the will of God ; and all which he affirms is , that God never can be contrary to God ; that there can be no collision ...
Strona 75
... thought , the rise of rationalism seems to have been in this manner ; -that it was an escape from the conclusions of mere Deists concerning Christ's person and his Word , upon the part of those who had indeed abandoned the true faith of ...
... thought , the rise of rationalism seems to have been in this manner ; -that it was an escape from the conclusions of mere Deists concerning Christ's person and his Word , upon the part of those who had indeed abandoned the true faith of ...
Strona 82
... thought their faith might have worked patience . " Why did not Jesus tell the people to make way ? would they not have done so readily , since to see a miracle was the very thing they wanted ? How should the pulleys , ropes , and ladder ...
... thought their faith might have worked patience . " Why did not Jesus tell the people to make way ? would they not have done so readily , since to see a miracle was the very thing they wanted ? How should the pulleys , ropes , and ladder ...
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