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The training up a child by a father or mother in the way he should go , ' is not accomplished by merely instructing him how to gain a subsistence , or to gratify the cravings of vanity and ambition . This , indeed , would be giving ...
The training up a child by a father or mother in the way he should go , ' is not accomplished by merely instructing him how to gain a subsistence , or to gratify the cravings of vanity and ambition . This , indeed , would be giving ...
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“ It would appear that his grandmother Lois , and his mother Eunice , were women of pious minds , and , as the apostle describes them , of unfeigned faith . ' That they had been most exemplary in the training up of their youthful son ...
“ It would appear that his grandmother Lois , and his mother Eunice , were women of pious minds , and , as the apostle describes them , of unfeigned faith . ' That they had been most exemplary in the training up of their youthful son ...
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She was , in addition to this cause of sorrow , unfeelingly taunted by Peninnah , who was a happy but undeserving mother , with the circumstance of her barrenness ; therefore she wept and did not eat . ' “ We are informed that on one ...
She was , in addition to this cause of sorrow , unfeelingly taunted by Peninnah , who was a happy but undeserving mother , with the circumstance of her barrenness ; therefore she wept and did not eat . ' “ We are informed that on one ...
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“ The name of the mother of this pious child was Jedidah ; and though we are not specifically told what were the details of the religious education in which she brought him up , yet may we most rightfully presume that she was , under ...
“ The name of the mother of this pious child was Jedidah ; and though we are not specifically told what were the details of the religious education in which she brought him up , yet may we most rightfully presume that she was , under ...
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With respect to Laura , she was growing up to be all that & father's or a mother's prayers could desire . Though so young , —only in her eleventh year , -her conscience was as susceptible and as watchful over the heart's tendencies ...
With respect to Laura , she was growing up to be all that & father's or a mother's prayers could desire . Though so young , —only in her eleventh year , -her conscience was as susceptible and as watchful over the heart's tendencies ...
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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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