The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent: A Sermon Preached Before the University, in the Cathedral Church of Christ, in Oxford, on the Fourth Sunday After Easter, Volumen11 |
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Of higher value and avail is He to him , who hath more grace ; yet to him also to whom much is forgiven , doth He the more avail , because " to whom much is forgiven , he loveth much . " Would that in the deep joy of this our Easter ...
Of higher value and avail is He to him , who hath more grace ; yet to him also to whom much is forgiven , doth He the more avail , because " to whom much is forgiven , he loveth much . " Would that in the deep joy of this our Easter ...
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The Life which He is , spreads around , first giving Its own vitality to that sinless Flesh which He united indissolubly with " Doth any man doubt but that even from the flesh of Christ our very bodies do receive that life which shall ...
The Life which He is , spreads around , first giving Its own vitality to that sinless Flesh which He united indissolubly with " Doth any man doubt but that even from the flesh of Christ our very bodies do receive that life which shall ...
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As that voice , ' increase and be multiplied , ' was uttered once , but throughout all time doth in act enable our race to produce children , so also that voice [ This is My Body ] , once spoken , doth , on every Table in the Churches ...
As that voice , ' increase and be multiplied , ' was uttered once , but throughout all time doth in act enable our race to produce children , so also that voice [ This is My Body ] , once spoken , doth , on every Table in the Churches ...
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Himself , even His whole entire Person , as a mystical Head unto every soul that receiveth Him , and that every such receiver doth thereby incorporate or unite himself unto Christ as a mystical member of Him , yea of them also whom He ...
Himself , even His whole entire Person , as a mystical Head unto every soul that receiveth Him , and that every such receiver doth thereby incorporate or unite himself unto Christ as a mystical member of Him , yea of them also whom He ...
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... and in that which is above both art and nature refuse to believe the Author of both , except He acquaint me with His ways , and lay the secret of His skill before me ? Where God Himself doth speak those things which either for ...
... and in that which is above both art and nature refuse to believe the Author of both , except He acquaint me with His ways , and lay the secret of His skill before me ? Where God Himself doth speak those things which either for ...
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| Título | The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent: A Sermon Preached Before the University, in the Cathedral Church of Christ, in Oxford, on the Fourth Sunday After Easter, Volumen11 The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent: A Sermon Preached Before the University, in the Cathedral Church of Christ, in Oxford, on the Fourth Sunday After Easter, Edward Bouverie Pusey Volumen69 de a Pamphlets |
| Autor | Edward Bouverie Pusey |
| Editor | John Henry Parker, 1843 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 19 Mayo 2014 |
| Largo | 93 páginas |
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