 | Richard Baxter - 1766 - 496 pagine
...and {hew them the true face of their fouls, they fhould turn the back part of it towards themfclvcii, where they can fee nothing ! Verily it is the common danger and calamity of the church, to have unrcgenerate and unexperienced pallors ! Many men become preachers, before they are chriftians; ace... | |
 | Richard Baxter - 1808 - 278 pagine
...and fhew them the true face of their fouls, they Ihould turn the back part of it towards themfelves, where they can fee nothing ! Verily it is the common...dedication to the altar as God's priefts, before they are fanctified by hearty dedication to Chrift as his difciples. Thus they worfhip an unknown God ; preach... | |
 | Richard Baxter - 1899 - 336 pagine
...may feel what they speak, and may commend the riches of the gospel from their own experience. Alas ! it is the common danger and calamity of the church, to have unregenerate and inexperienced pastors, and to have so many men become preachers before they are Christians ; who are... | |
 | Richard Baxter - 1829 - 380 pagine
...may feel what they speak, and may commend the riches of the gospel from their own experience. Alas ! it is the common danger and calamity of the church, to have unregenerate and inexperienced pastors, and to have so many men become preachers, before they are Christians; who are... | |
 | Rev. Charles BRIDGES - 1830 - 696 pagine
...others, who was never converted himself.' 4 Baxter remarks with his characteristic solemnity — ' Verily, it is the common danger and calamity of the Church, to have unregenerate and unexperienced Pastors, and to have so many men become preachers, before they are Christians ; to be sanctified by... | |
 | Richard Baxter - 1830 - 624 pagine
...whom he knows, and may feel what he speaks, and may commend the riches of the Gospel by experience. Verily, it is the common danger and calamity of the Church, to have unregenerate and inexperienced Pastors; and to have so many men become preachers, before they are Christians ; to be... | |
 | Leonard Woods - 1851 - 620 pagine
...reason to expect that God will hear his prayers. "Verily," says ona of the best of ministers,* — "verily it is the common danger and calamity of the church to have unregenerate pastors. Many become preachers, before they are Christians ; are sanctified by dedication to the altar... | |
 | Charles Bridges - 1850 - 501 pagine
...others, who was never converted himself.'5 Baxter remarks with his characteristic solemnity— ' Yerily, it is the common danger and calamity of the Church, to have unregenerate and unexperienced Pastors, and to have so many men become preachers, before they are Christians ; to be sanctified by... | |
 | Leonard Woods - 1851 - 620 pagine
...reason to expect that God will hear his prayers. "Verily," says one of the best of ministers,* — "verily it is the common danger and calamity of the church to have unrcgencratc pastors. Many become preachers, before they are Christians ; are sanctified by dedication... | |
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Verily, it is the common danger and calamity of the Church, to have unregenerate and inexperienced Pastors; and to have so many men become preachers, before they are Christians ; to be sanctified by dedication to the altar as God's priests, before they... 
