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Knowing , as the writer of the following pages does know , , that their contents are founded on Scriptural truth , and that his single object bas been to advance nothing that is not warranted by the Word of God ; and with the view of ...
Knowing , as the writer of the following pages does know , , that their contents are founded on Scriptural truth , and that his single object bas been to advance nothing that is not warranted by the Word of God ; and with the view of ...
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The author now takes leave of his book in a prayerful spirit ; humbly trusting that He who alone can advance the object which His servant has at heart , will bless the perusal of the following pages to all who may read them , to His ...
The author now takes leave of his book in a prayerful spirit ; humbly trusting that He who alone can advance the object which His servant has at heart , will bless the perusal of the following pages to all who may read them , to His ...
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... the subsequent stream , and trace out a channel , according to our own will and judgment , for the tiny sparkling jet of water that bubbles up from its hidden spring in the earth , we shall effect our object with ease and success .
... the subsequent stream , and trace out a channel , according to our own will and judgment , for the tiny sparkling jet of water that bubbles up from its hidden spring in the earth , we shall effect our object with ease and success .
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But the salvation of an immortal soul , especially in the case of one so beloved and dear to a parent's heart as his own offspring , must ever be his first and most cherished object . Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore , united ...
But the salvation of an immortal soul , especially in the case of one so beloved and dear to a parent's heart as his own offspring , must ever be his first and most cherished object . Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore , united ...
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And the Lord graciously heard the voice of her weeping , and granted the object of her anxious prayers ; and she bore a son , and called his name Samuel , saying , because I have asked him of the Lord .
And the Lord graciously heard the voice of her weeping , and granted the object of her anxious prayers ; and she bore a son , and called his name Samuel , saying , because I have asked him of the Lord .
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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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