From Calvary to Olivet, a sequel to 'Voices from Calvary', a course of homiliesReligious Tract Society, 1884 - 352 psl. |
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... Darkness , show yourselves ! ' This is the record that we are looking at now . We have no word to say for clandestine Christianity . A Christian will not keep his Christian secret long . Grace is not a treasure to be ' hid in the earth ...
... Darkness , show yourselves ! ' This is the record that we are looking at now . We have no word to say for clandestine Christianity . A Christian will not keep his Christian secret long . Grace is not a treasure to be ' hid in the earth ...
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... darkness . He knew what the rulers meant to do ; and when summoned in that hour to take his place with them at the trial he might have kept away , so that after the black deed was done he might have said , ' I was not there ; ' but he ...
... darkness . He knew what the rulers meant to do ; and when summoned in that hour to take his place with them at the trial he might have kept away , so that after the black deed was done he might have said , ' I was not there ; ' but he ...
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... dark hours following ; but with the dawn came that mighty change which is now to challenge our attention . Under the head of ' Early Morning at the Sepulchre , ' and in our commentary on the report of what was seen and done then and ...
... dark hours following ; but with the dawn came that mighty change which is now to challenge our attention . Under the head of ' Early Morning at the Sepulchre , ' and in our commentary on the report of what was seen and done then and ...
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... , when the Sabbath was past , ' what they had procured before it began . I think that neither writer is placing stress on precision of sequence . How they lived through the dark hours of the evening 50 FROM CALVARY TO OLIVET .
... , when the Sabbath was past , ' what they had procured before it began . I think that neither writer is placing stress on precision of sequence . How they lived through the dark hours of the evening 50 FROM CALVARY TO OLIVET .
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... dark . ' Mark says , ' After the sun had risen.'2 Perhaps the first phrase points to the time when they left their lodging ; the second , to the time when they got to the tomb . Other solutions of the difficulty have been suggested . It ...
... dark . ' Mark says , ' After the sun had risen.'2 Perhaps the first phrase points to the time when they left their lodging ; the second , to the time when they got to the tomb . Other solutions of the difficulty have been suggested . It ...
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