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By no means . Our blessed Saviour says , Without me ye can do nothing . He that abideth in ME , and I in him , the same bringeth forth much fruit . ' And we are told , in another Scripture , how that divine aid is to be obtained .
By no means . Our blessed Saviour says , Without me ye can do nothing . He that abideth in ME , and I in him , the same bringeth forth much fruit . ' And we are told , in another Scripture , how that divine aid is to be obtained .
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... from the presence of the Lord , ' yet the all- seeing eye of God watched his rebellious movements , and fearfully punished his disobedient servant . The ship , on board of which he had gone as a place of security , and as a means of ...
... from the presence of the Lord , ' yet the all- seeing eye of God watched his rebellious movements , and fearfully punished his disobedient servant . The ship , on board of which he had gone as a place of security , and as a means of ...
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Though your offence , I admit , is by no means so great as was that of Jonah , for the reason I have mentioned , yet still is it an offence , and of the same character - an offence both to God and man . In the fifth commandment , as you ...
Though your offence , I admit , is by no means so great as was that of Jonah , for the reason I have mentioned , yet still is it an offence , and of the same character - an offence both to God and man . In the fifth commandment , as you ...
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On each attempt they were so wilful and obstinate , " said the fair missionary , looking signi- ficantly at her auditors , " that they would not pass through the gate into their safe retreat , either by gentle or rough means .
On each attempt they were so wilful and obstinate , " said the fair missionary , looking signi- ficantly at her auditors , " that they would not pass through the gate into their safe retreat , either by gentle or rough means .
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... should come to repentance ; " * " who keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love Him and keep his commandments , to a thousand generations ; " + but who declares , at the same time , that " He will by no means clear the guilty .
... should come to repentance ; " * " who keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love Him and keep his commandments , to a thousand generations ; " + but who declares , at the same time , that " He will by no means clear the guilty .
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| Title | Domestic memoirs of a Christian family resident in the county of Cumberland |
| Author | Henry Tudor |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1848 |
| Original from | Montserrat Abbey Library |
| Digitized | 30 Mar 2011 |
| Length | 416 pages |
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