 | Isaac Taylor - 1829 - 330 sayfa
...most extreme evils may be held in abeyance, and any degree of happiness enjoyed. A task and duty is to be fulfilled, in discharging which the want of...is visible a great and serious incongruity between matter of fact and the common anticipations of the future state : it therefore deserves inquiry whether... | |
 | Author of the morning and evening sacrifice - 1830 - 472 sayfa
...most extreme evils may be held in abeyance, and every degree of happiness enjoyed. A task and duty is to be fulfilled, in discharging which the want of...anticipations are really founded on the evidence of Scripture, or whether they are not rather the mere suggestions of a sickly spiritual luxuriousness... | |
 | Isaac Taylor - 1830 - 354 sayfa
...than the want of virtuous motives. Here then is visible a great and serious incongruity between matter of fact and the common anticipations of the future...anticipations are really founded on the evidence of Scripture, or whether they are not rather the mere suggestions of a sickly spiritual luxuriousness.... | |
 | Bela Bates Edwards - 1832 - 338 sayfa
...most extreme evils may be held in check, and any degree of happiness enjoyed. A task and duty is to he fulfilled, in discharging which the want of energy...is visible a great and serious incongruity between matter of fact and the common anticipations of the future state : it, therefore, deserves inquiry whether... | |
 | Alexander Copland - 1832 - 586 sayfa
..." Here then is visible a great and serious incongruity between matter of fact and the common ideas of the future state ; it deserves inquiry, therefore,...anticipations are really founded on the evidence of Scripture." — " It may be observed, in passing, that those glimpses of the supernal world which we... | |
 | 1833 - 646 sayfa
...great and serious incongruity between matter of vOL. i. (1833) No. iv. 2 N fact and the common ideas of the future state; it deserves inquiry, therefore,...anticipations are really founded on the evidence of Scripture."—" It may be observed, in passing, that those glimpses of the supernal world' which we... | |
 | Bela Bates Edwards - 1835 - 328 sayfa
...the most extreme evils may be held in check, and any degree of happiness enjoyed. A task and duty is to be fulfilled, in discharging which the want of...is visible a great and serious incongruity between matter of fact and the common anticipations of the future state : it, therefore, deserves inquiry whether... | |
 | Joseph Esmond Riddle - 1852 - 552 sayfa
...most extreme evils may be held in abeyance, and any degree of happiness enjoyed. A task and duty is to be fulfilled, in discharging which the want of...more severely than the want of virtuous motives." Taylor, Natural History of Enthusiasm, sect. ,5. — " Examine the journals of our zealous missionaries,... | |
 | Patrick Fairbairn - 1852 - 664 sayfa
...most extreme evils may be held in abeyance, and any degree of happiness enjoyed- A task and duty is to be fulfilled, in discharging which the want of...more severely than the want of virtuous motives." He proceeds to show that the notices we have of the heavenly world, imply the existence there of intelligent... | |
 | Patrick Fairbairn - 1854 - 952 sayfa
...most extreme evils may be held in abeyance, and any degree of happiness enjoyed. A task and duty is to be fulfilled, in discharging which the want of...more severely than the want of virtuous motives/' He proceeds to shew that the notices we have of the heavenly world, imply the existence there of intelligent... | |
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... God declared in his word, concur in opposing that propensity to rest which belongs to the human mind ; and combine to necessitate submission to the hard yet salutary conditions under which alone the most extreme evils may be held in abeyance, and... 