 | Francis Jenks, James Walker, Francis William Pitt Greenwood, William Ware - 1833 - 420 sidor
...been right, that his heart is not pure, that his thoughts, dispositions, appetites, passions, have not been duly regulated, that he has lived according to...him low under a sense of ill desert and shame. He cannot excuse himself to himself. Every effort to palliate his guilt, only shows him its aggravation."... | |
 | 1833 - 424 sidor
...been right, that his heart is not pure, that his thoughts, dispositions, appetites, passions, have not been duly regulated, that he has lived according to...him low under a sense of ill desert and shame. He cannot excuse himself to himself. Every effort to palliate his guilt, only shows him its aggravation."... | |
 | 1833 - 422 sidor
...been right, that his heart is not pure, that his thoughts, dispositions, appetites, passions, have not been duly regulated, that he has lived according to...to his mind, and sinks him low under a sense of ill 88 Adams's Remarks on Unitarianism. [March, desert and shame. He cannot excuse himself to himself.... | |
 | Henry Ware - 1833 - 152 sidor
...has lived according to his own will and not that of God, that if taken from his worldly possession, he has no other object of desire and affection to...for the use of his powers and privileges, he must he speechless and hopeless; all this rises solemnly to his mind, and sinks him low under a sense of... | |
 | 1869 - 878 sidor
...been right, that his heart is not pure, that his thoughts, dispositions, appetites, passions, have not been duly regulated, that he has lived according to...be speechless and hopeless; all this rises solemnly in his mind, and sinks him low under a sense of ill desert and shame. He sees that he might have been,... | |
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... it. It is man's acquaintance with himself, which leads him most earnestly to seek the acquaintance of God, and to perceive the need of his favor. The sense of sin, the feeling that his life has not been right, that his heart is not pure, that his... 