...good works, alms-giving, chastity and justice. They now lived under a constant sense of the Almighty Power of God, and of His providential care over the...public, they saw His hand. And, above all, the new spiritual existence in which they joyed and gloried, was regarded as the mark of His especial grace...

...band of several hundred persons had rejected Idolatry, Mecca. adopted the worship of the one great God, and surrendered themselves implicitly to the...public, they saw His hand. And, above all, the new spiritual existence in which they joyed and gloried, was regarded as the mark of His especial grace;...

...several hundred persons had rejected Idolatry, ministry at . Mecca. adopted the worship of the one great God, and surrendered themselves implicitly to the...public, they saw His hand. And, above all, the new spiritual existence in which they joyed and gloried, was regarded as the mark of His especial grace;...

...God, and surrendered themselves implicitly to the guidance of what they believed a revela- ' ; A tion from Him; — praying to the Almighty with frequency...public, they saw His hand. And, above all, the new spiritual existence in which they joyed and gloried, was regarded as the mark of His especial grace;...

...earnest minds of Mohammed and his followers, who, like the early Christians, saw God's Providence " in all the " gifts of nature, in every relation of...each " turn of their affairs, individual or public," — to them those blasts of wind and sand, the elements warring against the enemies of God, in that...

...earnest minds of Mohammed and his followers, who, like the early Christians, saw God's Providence " in all the " gifts of nature, in every relation of...each " turn of their affairs, individual or public," — to them those blasts of wind and sand, the elements warring against the enemies of God, in that...

...effects. " What a change has thirteen years produced ! A band of several hundred persons had rejected idolatry, adopted the worship of one God, and surrendered...every relation of life, at each turn of their affairs, indivividual or public, they saw His hand " (op. cit. p. 169). For this faith they suffered exile and...

...earnest minds of Mohammed and his followers, who, like the early Christians, saw God's providence " in all the gifts of nature, in every relation of life,...each turn of their affairs, individual or public," — to them those blasts of wind and sand, the elements warring against the enemies of God, at that...