 | 1831 - 716 pagine
...worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but RELIGIO.N. And if any man among us make religion as twelve, and the world as thirteen, let such an one know that he has neither the spirit of a true New England-man, лог yet of a sincere Christian."f 3. In... | |
 | 1832 - 372 pagine
...worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but RELIGION. And if any man among us make religion as twelve, and the world as thirteen, let such an one know that he has neither the spirit of a true New England-man, nor yet of a sincere Christian."! 3. In the... | |
 | 1867 - 738 pagine
...worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but religion. And if any man among us make religion as twelve and the world as thirteen, let such a man know he hath neither the spirit of a true New-England man, nor yet of a sincere Christian." KNOWLEDGE.... | |
 | William Ives Budington - 1845 - 278 pagine
...times understand this, that worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but religion. And if any man amongst us make religion...such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man, nor yet of a sincere Christian." LECTURE III. 1 KINGS viii. 57, 68. THE LORD OUR GOD... | |
 | 1867 - 746 pagine
...worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but religion. And if any man among us make religion as twelve and the world as thirteen, let such a man know he hath neither the spirit of a true New-England man, nor yet of a sincere Christian." KNOWLEDGH.... | |
 | William Anderson Scott - 1856 - 180 pagine
...worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but religion. And if any man among us make religion as twelve, and the world as thirteen,...such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man, nor yet of a sincere Christian." This extract is highly suggestive. It is true that... | |
 | Joseph Barlow Felt - 1862 - 742 pagine
...extracts follow : " New England is originally a Plantation of Religion, not a Plantation of Trade. If any man amongst us make Religion as twelve, and...such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man, nor yet of a sincere Chrittian. The end of our coming hither was not a toleration... | |
 | Thomas Wentworth Higginson - 1871 - 368 pagine
...worldly gain was not the end and design of the people of New England, but religion. And if any man among us make religion as twelve and the world -as thirteen, let such a man know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man, nor yet of a sincere Christian." FAYAL... | |
 | Moses Coit Tyler - 1878 - 656 pagine
...there, by recalling to the people the purpose for which they and their fathers had founded New England: "If any man amongst us make religion as twelve and...such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man nor yet of a sincere Christian." ' It is a sermon that has the impressiveness imparted... | |
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And if any man amongst us make Religion as twelve, and the world as thirteen, let such an one know he hath neither the spirit of a true New England man, nor yet of a sincere Christian. 
