Expositions of Holy Scripture: Romans and CorinthiansCCEL, 2010 |
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... sure by the great stone rolled against its mouth. The grand avowal of faith in His Resurrection loses meaning, unless it is completed as Paul completed his 'yea rather that was raised from the dead,' with the triumphant 'who is at the ...
... sure by the great stone rolled against its mouth. The grand avowal of faith in His Resurrection loses meaning, unless it is completed as Paul completed his 'yea rather that was raised from the dead,' with the triumphant 'who is at the ...
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... ought to have scattered, and borne in isolated hearts the bitter memories of disappointed hopes; for if He lay in a nameless grave, and they were not sure that He was risen from the dead, His death would have been a conclusive showing up ...
... ought to have scattered, and borne in isolated hearts the bitter memories of disappointed hopes; for if He lay in a nameless grave, and they were not sure that He was risen from the dead, His death would have been a conclusive showing up ...
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... sure he had this to give, and that he could impart it, if they would listen to what he would say to them. But whilst thus he rises into the lofty conception of the purpose and possible result of his meeting the Roman Christians, he is ...
... sure he had this to give, and that he could impart it, if they would listen to what he would say to them. But whilst thus he rises into the lofty conception of the purpose and possible result of his meeting the Roman Christians, he is ...
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... And, now, what are the lessons that I take from this? Two very simple ones. First, no Christian teacher has any business to open his mouth, unless he is sure that he has received something to impart to men as a gift from the.
... And, now, what are the lessons that I take from this? Two very simple ones. First, no Christian teacher has any business to open his mouth, unless he is sure that he has received something to impart to men as a gift from the.
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... which still subsist are felt to belong to a decaying order, and to be sure, sooner or later, to pass away. I suppose that the gulf made by the increased culture of modern society between civilised and the savage peoples, and, within.
... which still subsist are felt to belong to a decaying order, and to be sure, sooner or later, to pass away. I suppose that the gulf made by the increased culture of modern society between civilised and the savage peoples, and, within.
內容
THE INTERCEDING SPIRIT Romans viii | |
THE GIFTTHAT BRINGS ALL GIFTS Romans viii | |
THE SACRIFICE OF THE BODY Romans xii | |
LOVE THAT CAN HATE Romans xii 9 10 R V | |
STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET Romans xii 1315 | |
LOVE AND THE DAY Romans xiii 814 | |
THE SOLDIERS MORNINGCALL Romans xiii | |
TWO FOUNTAINS ONE STREAM Romans xv 4 | |
PHŒBE Romans xvi 1 2 R V | |
TWO HOUSEHOLDS Romans xvi 10 | |
PERSIS Romans xvi | |
TRANSFIGURATION Romans xii | |
GRACE AND GRACES Romans xii 68 | |
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