...truth, and the life. Outward liberty is but a shadow of that freedom that is to be had in Christ : " If the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed," John viii. 36, importing that no freedom is freedom indeed and in truth bat this. Outward rest is but a. shadow of...

...policy is never to interfere with politics, but to uave "the dead to bury their dead. (Matt. viii, 22.) If the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. (John viii, 26.) Nor will our Magazine ever become the combatant for or against any religious party, but it will...

...' made whole :' Matt. ix. 21. Wait upon him. and you shall obtain both strength and liberty ; ' for if the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed :' John viii. 36. Respecting your sense of weakness, let me add, that the Provision made for fallen nature, and corresponding...

...souls: for my yoke is easy, and my burden is light. Mat. xi. 29, 30. The truth shall make you free ; If the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. John viii. 32. 36. For when ye were the servants of sin, ye were free from righteousness ; but now being made...

...Therefore my people are gone into captivity, because they hare no knowledge. — Isaiah v. 13. If therefore the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. — John viii. 36. AN important reciprocal influence has ever been admitted to exist between religion, education, and...

...insulting tyrant. JJeliever, you only are the freedman of the Lord. You have found liberty in Christ. " If the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed." John viii. 36. You serve a Prince, who calls His subjects to be kings. You are a royal citizen of heaven. Then live...

...to desperation. " For there is no condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus." Rom. viii. Also, " If the Son shall make. you free, ye shall be free indeed." John viii. Howsoever, then, a Christian man be terrified through the law showing unto him his sin, notwithstanding...

...a freedom ; as from the tyranny of the law, so from the bondage of sin ? Being then made free from sin, saith St. Paul, ye became the servants of righteousness,...righteousness ; neither would we, for a world, return to those gyves and manacles of sin which we once held our most dear and comely ornaments ; and can truly say,...

...say truly, the service of God, that is of righteousness, is perfect freedom : but to be free to Bin is a perfect bondage, and to serve sin is no other...righteousness ; neither would we, for a world, return to those gyves and manacles of sin which we once held our most dear and comely ornaments ; and can truly say,...

...other than a vassalage to the devil. From this bondage Christ only can free us : If the Son sliall make you free, ye shall be free indeed, John viii. 36 :...righteousness ; neither would we, for a world, return to those gyves and manacles of sin which we once held our most dear and comely ornaments ; and can truly say,...