A Spiritual Treasury for the Children of God: Consisting of a Meditation for Each Morning in the Year, Upon Select Texts of Scripture: Humbly Intended to Establish the Faith, Promote the Comfort, and Influence the Practice of the Followers of the Lamb, Volume 2 |
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FINE sights of human pomp and worldly grandeur captivate carnal minds , and
ravish natural senses . It is common to hear . persons say in an ecstacy , O , I
could sit all night to see a fine play ! But one sight of the matchless charms and ...
FINE sights of human pomp and worldly grandeur captivate carnal minds , and
ravish natural senses . It is common to hear . persons say in an ecstacy , O , I
could sit all night to see a fine play ! But one sight of the matchless charms and ...
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But this is not what is here meant by sight , as opposed to faith . Here is an
infallible truth ; though a christian , by the eye of sense , cap neither see God ,
Christ , the things of the heavenly world , & c . yet he walks in the firm belief of
what the ...
But this is not what is here meant by sight , as opposed to faith . Here is an
infallible truth ; though a christian , by the eye of sense , cap neither see God ,
Christ , the things of the heavenly world , & c . yet he walks in the firm belief of
what the ...
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These disciples had lost their dear Lord and mourned in darkness for his
absence : tongue cannot tell their inexpressible joy at seeing him again : their
sight was by the eye of sense , ours is by the eye of faith ; yet our sight is not less
real than ...
These disciples had lost their dear Lord and mourned in darkness for his
absence : tongue cannot tell their inexpressible joy at seeing him again : their
sight was by the eye of sense , ours is by the eye of faith ; yet our sight is not less
real than ...
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What , just come to the sight and embrace of thy long lost son , and yet want to
leave him at the very first interview ? One would have thought the language of
Jacob should have been , Happy man ! I not only see my beloved son , but also
see ...
What , just come to the sight and embrace of thy long lost son , and yet want to
leave him at the very first interview ? One would have thought the language of
Jacob should have been , Happy man ! I not only see my beloved son , but also
see ...
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Is thy soul restless and unsatisfied without this sight ? Though surrounded with all
that heart can wish , yet art thou saying ? “ Lord , I cannot live at a distance from
thee , without the smiles of thy love , the sight of thy reconciled face in Jesus .
Is thy soul restless and unsatisfied without this sight ? Though surrounded with all
that heart can wish , yet art thou saying ? “ Lord , I cannot live at a distance from
thee , without the smiles of thy love , the sight of thy reconciled face in Jesus .
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| Title | A Spiritual Treasury for the Children of God: Consisting of a Meditation for Each Morning in the Year, Upon Select Texts of Scripture: Humbly Intended to Establish the Faith, Promote the Comfort, and Influence the Practice of the Followers of the Lamb, Volume 2 A Spiritual Treasury for the Children of God: Consisting of a Meditation for Each Morning in the Year, Upon Select Texts of Scripture: Humbly Intended to Establish the Faith, Promote the Comfort, and Influence the Practice of the Followers of the Lamb, William Mason |
| Author | William Mason |
| Publisher | Deare and Andrews, 1803 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 31 Jan 2011 |
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