 | Robert Southey - 1824 - 546 strani
...Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. " And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,.....mention of his saving name Jesus ? Why, Sir, not to do it,...to omit it, and to leave it undone, it is questionable, it is controvertible ; it is at least... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1825 - 526 strani
...Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. " And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,......questionable, it is controvertible; it is at least a moot point in divinity. But to deny it, . . .to forbid it to be done!. ..take heed, Sir! God will never... | |
 | 1825 - 630 strani
...my Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,...undone, it is questionable, it is controvertible. But to deny it, to forbid it to be done; take heed, Sir, God will never own you, if you forbid his... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1825 - 488 strani
...envy, which is now our blessed hope. " And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,...none at all,, .to God my Saviour, at the mention of his saving name Jesus ? Why, Sir, not to do it,...to omit it, and to leave it undone, it is questionable, it is controvertible; it is at least... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1837 - 606 strani
...blessed hope. .....,,.- , ,,; Y, And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence, ... .flpTje^at all, ... to God my Saviour, at the mention of his...undone, it is questionable, it is controvertible ; it fajft least a moot point in divinity. But to deny it, ... to forbid it to be done ! . . . take heed,... | |
 | Benjamin Dorr - 1838 - 300 strani
...Saviour. If CHRIST were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. ' And must I, sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence...questionable, it is controvertible : it is at least a moot point in divinity. But to deny it — to forbid it to be done ! — take heed, sir ! God will... | |
 | 1840 - 452 strani
...my Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. And must I, sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence — none at all — to God, my Saviour, nt the mention of his saving name, Jesus I Why, sir, not to do it — to omit it and to leave it undone... | |
 | George Wyatt - 1844 - 416 strani
...passages are remarkable. " And must I, Sir," (addressing the Speaker,) " hereafter do no exteriour reverence, none at all, to God my Saviour, at the...name, Jesus ? Why, Sir, not to do it, to omit it, to leave it undone, it is questionable, it is controvertible ; it is, at least, a moot point in divinity.... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 656 strani
...Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. " And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,...questionable ; it is controvertible ; it is at least a moot point in divinity. But to deny it, — to forbid it to be done ; — take heed, Sir ! God will... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 650 strani
...Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. " And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,...questionable ; it is controvertible; it is at least a moot point in divinity. But to deny it,—to forbid it to be done;—take heed, Sir! God will never... | |
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This, it is the sweetest and the fullest of comfort of all the Names and Attributes of God, God my Saviour. If Christ were not our Jesus, Heaven were then our envy, which is now our blessed hope. " And must I, Sir, hereafter do no exterior reverence,... 
