 | Calvin Green, Shakers - 1834 - 46 pages
...dues, duties, and equitable claims, as seasonably and effectually as possible. 5. HOLINESS,—" Without which no man shall see the Lord." Which signifies...or set apart from a common to a sacred use. Hence arises all our doctrines and practical rules of dedicating our persons, services and property to social... | |
 | John Hayward - 1836 - 168 pages
...duties, and equitable claims, as seasonably and effectually as possible. 5. HOLINESS. — " Without which no man shall see the Lord." Which signifies...supporting one consecrated and united interest by ths voluntary choice of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any undue constraint or persuasion.... | |
 | Royal Ralph Hinman - 1838 - 348 pages
...Lord." Which signifies to be consecrated, or set apart from a common to a sacred use. Hence arises all our doctrines and practical rules of dedicating...of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any undue constraint or persuasion. G. GOODNF.SS. — Do good to all men, as far as opportunity and... | |
 | Royal Ralph Hinman - 1838 - 374 pages
...duties, and .equitable claims, as seasonably and effectually as possible. 5. HOLINESS, — " Without which no man shall see the Lord." Which signifies...or set apart from a common to a sacred use. Hence arises all our 'doctrines and practical rules of dedicating our persons, services and property to social... | |
 | John Hayward - 1842 - 444 pages
...duties, and equitable claims, as seasonably and effectually as possible. " 5. HOLINESS. — ' Without which no man shall see the Lord.' Which signifies...of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any undue constraint or persuasion. "6. GOODNESS. — Do good to all men, as far as opportunity and... | |
 | John Hayward - 1845 - 458 pages
...claims, as seasonably and effectually as possible. "5. HOLINESS. — ' Without which no man shall seethe Lord." Which signifies to be consecrated, or set apart...of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any undue constraint or persuasion. " 6. GOODNESS. — Do good to all men, as far as opportunity and... | |
 | Israel Daniel Rupp - 1848 - 650 pages
...far and as soon as preparatory circumstances will admit. But this is to be done by the free will and voluntary choice of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any constraint or undue persuasion. The faith of the Society is firmly established in the foregoing... | |
 | 1853 - 414 pages
...far and as soon as preparatory circumstances will admit. But this is to be done by the free will and voluntary choice of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any constraint or undue persuasion. The faith of the society is firmly established in the foregoing... | |
 | Cyclopaedia - 1853 - 418 pages
...far and as soon as preparatory circumstances will admit. But this is to be done by the free will and voluntary choice of every member, as a sacred privilege, and not by any constraint or undue persuasion. The faith of the society is firmly established in the foregoing... | |
 | Adin Ballou - 1854 - 692 pages
...duties, and equitable claims, as seasonably and effectually as possible. " 5. HOLINESS. — ' Without which no man shall see the Lord.' Which signifies...in establishing and supporting one consecrated and untied interest by the voluntary choice of every member, as a sacjred privilege, and not by any undue... | |
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Lord.' Which signifies to be consecrated, or set apart from a common to a sacred use. Hence arise all our doctrines and practical rules of dedicating our persons, services, and property, to social and sacred uses, having adopted the example of the first... 
