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Page 51
When I consider them as committed against God , they look like a compound of
the most presumptuous rebellion , the most wanton ingratitude , the most wicked
irreverence . When I dwell on their tendency , as it respects my fellowsinners ...
When I consider them as committed against God , they look like a compound of
the most presumptuous rebellion , the most wanton ingratitude , the most wicked
irreverence . When I dwell on their tendency , as it respects my fellowsinners ...
Page 77
But all this food for my vanity is swept away in a moment , by a single look from
some man of intelligence , that tells me how I stand in his estimation ; or by the
cool reception which some of my performances meet with from my brethren ; or
by ...
But all this food for my vanity is swept away in a moment , by a single look from
some man of intelligence , that tells me how I stand in his estimation ; or by the
cool reception which some of my performances meet with from my brethren ; or
by ...
Page 229
... and Jacob , who are now sitting with us to hear words of thy only begotten Son
, Jesus of Nazareth ; and give to them thy Holy Spirit , that they may hear and
understand , and look upon Him , whom our ancestors pierced ; look upon Jesus
of ...
... and Jacob , who are now sitting with us to hear words of thy only begotten Son
, Jesus of Nazareth ; and give to them thy Holy Spirit , that they may hear and
understand , and look upon Him , whom our ancestors pierced ; look upon Jesus
of ...
Page 230
look upon Jesus of Nazareth , as their Lord , and their Righteousness . ... And
when Daniel knew by their looks , that their captivity was nearly accomplished ,
he set his face towards God with supplication and fasting , and confessed that he
...
look upon Jesus of Nazareth , as their Lord , and their Righteousness . ... And
when Daniel knew by their looks , that their captivity was nearly accomplished ,
he set his face towards God with supplication and fasting , and confessed that he
...
Page 264
He knew something of America , and when we told him we were Americans , he
gave us a salutation , and an expressive look , which flattered our national pride .
learned that we intended going to Mount Lebanon , he said he should expect to ...
He knew something of America , and when we told him we were Americans , he
gave us a salutation , and an expressive look , which flattered our national pride .
learned that we intended going to Mount Lebanon , he said he should expect to ...
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| Title | Memoir of the Rev. Pliny Fisk, A.M.: Late Missionary to Palestine |
| Authors | Alvan Bond, Pliny Fisk |
| Publisher | Crocker and Brewster, 1828 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2014 |
| Length | 437 pages |
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