Classics of Protestantism

according action appears authority become beginning believe belongs body called cause character Christian Church comes common conception concerning contrary creature death desire determined divine doctrine earth effect eternal evil existence experience expression eyes fact faith Father feeling follows give given glory God's grace hand happiness hath heart heaven hold Holy Holy Spirit human idea individual infinite influence Jesus Christ kind knowledge less light live look Lord manner matter means mind moral Mysticism nature necessary necessity never object once original pass perfect person philosopher piety possible present principle reason receive regard relation religion religious revelation righteousness rules Scripture sense social soul speak Spirit stands suffer suppose teach theology things thought tion true truth understand universal unto virtue whole