...always to give an Anfwer to every Man that afketh us a Reafon of the Hope that is in us» with Meeknefs and Fear.' -•• And thus I have done with my Subject which probably I fhould not have chofen, if I had not been invited to it by the Occafion of this Seafon, appointed on...

...Anfwer to On the«TRINITY. to every Man that afketh us a Reafon of the Hope that is in us, with Meeknefs and Fear. And, thus I have done with my Subject, which probably I fhould not have chofen, if I had not been invited to it by the Occalion of this Seafon, appointed on...

...pleased to mention the Christian Observer, we shall only say that we are always willing to give " a reason of the hope that is in us with meekness and fear ;" but that we cannot obey a mandate to plead before a self-constituted tribunal, and have neither...

...to be well taught ourselves, before we are instructors of others. — To be always ready to give a reason of the hope that is in us, with meekness and fear, is both a duty and a command ; but sometimes it has happened, the reason has been given, before the...

...ensures present support and everlasting felicity. — The apostle exhorts us to " be ready always to give an answer to every man, " that asketh us a reason of the hope that is in. "us.*" But, while almost all we meet avow » hope of being saved : there are very few, that are able to give...

...mean argument to those who know )iow te* estimate its force, " that we should be always ready' to give an. answer to every man that asketh us a reason of the hopelhat is in us." Infidelity, as might be expected, prevails most commonly in those countries, in...

...and, (except in peculiar cases,.) when united to a good example, and a " readiness to give an an" swer to every man that asketh us a reason of the " hope that is in us, with meekness and fear," is all that ought to be done. I shall not, however, enlarge on this subject. Whatever may be the case...

...present support and everlasting felicity . — The apostle exhorts us to " be ready always to give ao *' answer to every man, that asketh us a reason of the " hope that is in us."* But, while almost all we meet avow a hope of being saved: there are very few, that are able to give...

...thoughts to their wiser brethren. We should always " be ready to give an answer to every man, who asks a reason of the hope that is in us, with meekness and fear." 2. Reproof, conducted with prudence, is useful to edifying. It is a command of the law of Moses, "...

...thoughts to their wiser brethren. We should always " be ready to give an answer to every man, who ask» a reason of the hope that is in us, with meekness and fear." 2. Reproof, conducted with prudence, is useful t» *•«*»• It is a command of the law of Mpses,...