...doctrine. Where do you find it in the New Testament ? Did Jesus teach it when he took little children Z F Na > y*[ God?" Did Paul teach it when he spoke of the Gentiles, who have not the law or a written revelation,...

...such whom He had left in His heavenly home our Saviour was thinking, when He took little children up in His arms and blessed them, and said, " Of such is the kingdom of heaven ?" CHAPTER IV. MY SHADOW-WIFE. MY Shadow- Wife ! Is there then substance in shadow ? Yea, there may...

...sustenance of eternal love, if only allowed to select and clasp the Divine truth. Jesus took little children in his arms and blessed them, and said : Of such is the kingdom of God. The more simply, instinctively, and directly the soul feels after God, the more likely is He to...

...do y< child is no you know, mother?" " The gospel of Christ tells me so." Jesus took little children in his arms and blessed them, and said, "Of such is the kingdom of heaven." We visit the graves of departed children and friends, and, lingering there, call to recollection their...

...them ? "Yes," says Mr. B. What! From all Judea and all the region round about? Christ took children in his arms, and blessed them, and said, " Of such is the kingdom of heaven ;" just as helpless, as trusting, as obedient. "When they believed Philip preaching the things concerning...

...Baptism is the initiatory rite into this kingdom of Grace, and Christ took up little children into his arms and blessed them, and said " of such is the kingdom," why refuse them entrance into it? 3. It is sometimes brought forward as an objection to Infant Baptism,...

...Baptism is the initiatory rite into this kingdom of Grace, and Christ took up little children into his arms and blessed them, and said " of such is the kingdom," why refuse them entrance into it ? 3. It is sometimes brought forward as an objection to Infant Baptism,...

...actual salvation. No adverse criticism can shake this truth. The Saviour kindly took little children in His arms and blessed them, and said, " Of such is the kingdom of heaven." The Baptists, maintain, that our Lord meant adults of a child-like disposition, and not the infants...

...them. The Saviour did not ask if the little ones were baptized before He suffered them to come to Him, and blessed them and said, " Of such is the kingdom of heaven." But the claims of priests to peculiar sanctity and diffusive grace are closely connected with the claims...

...Don't you remember how our Saviour loved little children when he was on earth ? How tenderly he took them in his arms and blessed them, and said ' Of such is the kingdom of heaven ? ' And don't you think he will welcome you as kindly, if you go to him, as he did those little Jewish...