 | 1842
...and abominations. Of this class is the writer of " Letters on the Kingdom of Heaven, 4c." who asks, " Where is the minister of Christ in London, Birmingham,...can we insult God and torment man with such mockery !" — Letters ontJts Kinydom of Heaven, ^c., vol. I. least, one mortal sin, one sin that deserves... | |
 | 1840 - 772 psl.
...spend eighteen hours out of the twenty-four in close factories and hitter toil, corrupting and heing corrupted, that if they spend the remaining six in prayer, — he need not add fasting, — they may possihly he saved. How can we insult God and torment man with such mockery .' But who urge us to take... | |
 | 1844 - 1424 psl.
...whom such a doctrine, heartily and inwardly entertained, would not drive to madness?" All he can do is to tell wretched creatures who spend eighteen hours...six in prayer, he need not add fasting, they may, perhaps, be saved. How can we insult God, and torment man, with such mockery?" " If we are to believe... | |
 | 1844 - 772 psl.
...tell wretched creatures who spend eighteen hours out of the twenty-four in close factories and hitter toil, corrupting, and being corrupted, that if they...six in prayer, he need not add fasting, they may, perhaps, be saved. How can we insult God, and torment man, with such mockery ?" " If we are to believe... | |
 | 1844 - 776 psl.
...hours out of the twentr-i: in close factories and bitter toil, corrupting, and being corrnpied, L. if they spend the remaining six in prayer, he need not add fcai.. they may, perhaps, be saved. How can we insult God, and tor& man, with such mockery?" " If we... | |
 | William Simcox Bricknell - 1845 - 776 psl.
...abominations Of this class is the writer of ' Letters on the Kingdom of Heaven, £c.,' who asks, ' Where is the minister of Christ in London, Birmingham,...can we insult God and torment man with such mockery ! ' " — Letters on the Kingdom of Heaven, $c., vol. >.— ED. LoNQLKY, BlBHOP OF RlPON. 1841. 6.... | |
 | Charles Pettit McIlvaine - 1864 - 510 psl.
...Pusey 's sense, retain their baptismal purity. All he can do, therefore, is to tell wretched crentures, who spend eighteen hours out of the twenty-four in...corrupting and being corrupted, that if they spend th* remaining six in prayer — he need not add fasting — they may possibly be saved. How can we... | |
 | Charles Pettit McIlvaine - 1868 - 500 psl.
...the thousands whom he addresses, he cannot venture to believe that there are ten who, in Dr. Pusey 's sense, retain their baptismal purity. All he can do,...can we insult God and torment man with such mockery !" — Letters on the Kingdom of Heaven, frc., voL 1. with all my heart and strength, and my neighbor... | |
 | William Carl Placher - 1983 - 332 psl.
...spend eighteen hours out of the twenty-four in close factories and bitter toil . . . that if they spent the remaining six in prayer — he need not add fasting...possibly be saved. How can we insult God and torment men with such mockery?34 Maurice insisted that instead we must find a way to proclaim the good news... | |
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All he can do, therefore, is to tell wretched creatures, who spend eighteen hours out of the twenty-four in close factories and bitter toil, corrupting and being corrupted, that if they spend the remaining six in prayer — he need not add fasting —... 