 | Thomas Adam - 1814 - 322 pages
...comfort ; but perhaps, be one of the strongest evidences of Christ's mission and the truth of scripture. The scriptures are so darkened with expositions, and buried under such a heap of .rubbish, that it is a kind of labour even for the Spirit of God to remove it. The minds of the poor,... | |
 | Blaise Pascal - 1833 - 428 pages
...but perhaps be one of the strongest evidences of Christ's mission, and the truth of the Scripture. The Scriptures are so darkened with expositions, and buried under such a heap of rubbish, that it is a kind of labour even for the Spirit of God to remove it. The minds of the poor... | |
 | 1836 - 658 pages
...key to different versions of the Holy Scripture. s I do not advise yon to read mnch of commentaries. I do not give you this as my own unsupported opinion,...with expositions, and buried under such a heap of rubbish, that it is a kind of labour even for the Spirit of God to remove it. The minds of the poor... | |
 | Thomas Adam - 1883 - 234 pages
...comfort, but, perhaps, be one of the strongest evidences of Christ's mission, and the truth of Scripture. The Scriptures are so darkened with expositions, and buried under such a heap of rubbish, that it is a kind of labour even for the Spirit of God to remove it. The minds of the poor,... | |
 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Publication - 1843 - 300 pages
...; but, perhaps, be one of the strongest evidences of Christ's mission, and the truth of Scripture. The Scriptures are so darkened with expositions, and buried under such a heap of rubbish, that it is a kind of labour even for the Spirit of God to remove it. The minds of the poor,... | |
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Scripture. The Scriptures are so darkened with expositions, and buried under such a heap of rubbish, that it is a kind of labour even for the Spirit of God to remove it. The minds of the poor, not being sophisticated by the false glosses which obscure... 