 | David Simpson - 1792 - 294 páginas
...at the Temple church, p. 212. Dr. Watts alfo declares — " To me it is evident as the fun-beams, * that while the New Teftament reftores natural religion...the ftrongeft obligations ' on us to perform all the flu tie? of it; yet it ftill fupppfes the im' poffibility of our falvation thereby, through our own... | |
 | Isaac Watts - 1813 - 662 páginas
...of the sacrificial phrases, if they meant utterly to root all the doctrine of substi-v tutions and atonements out of the minds and hearts of Jews and...it is evident as the sun-beams, that while the New Testament restores natural religion to us in the brightest and fairest light, and lays the strongest... | |
 | John Waddington - 1876 - 798 páginas
...be tortured and bowed by all Uie arts of criticism, and make them speak and mean something else. " To me it is evident as the sunbeams, that while the New Testament restores natural religion to us in the brightest and fairest light, and lays the strongest... | |
 | John Waddington - 1876 - 754 páginas
...le tortured and bowed by all the arts of criticism, and make them speak and mean something else. " To me it is evident as the sunbeams, that while the New Testament restores natnral religion to us in the brightest and fairest light, and lays the strongest... | |
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If the prophets and apostles never so expressly reveal and dictate such a truth, the words must he tortured and bowed by all the arts of criticism, and make them speak and mean something else. "To me it is evident as the- sunbeams, that while the New... 