 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly - 1843 - 914 strani
...comprehensive prayer. First, Adoring the glory and perfections of God, as they are made known to us in the works of creation, in the conduct of providence, and in the clear and full revelation he hath made of himself in his written word. Second, Giving thanks to him... | |
 | Henry Martyn Bacon - 1854 - 222 strani
...mankind. But there is little "adoring the glory and perfections of G-od, as they are made known to us in the works of creation, in the conduct of providence, and in the clear and full revelation he hath made of himself in his written word," Yet this should always be adverted... | |
 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly - 1873 - 734 strani
...comprehensive prayer. First, Adoring the glory and perfections of God, as they are made known to us in the works of creation, in the conduct of providence, and in the clear and full revelation he hath made of himself in his written word. Second, Giving thanks to him... | |
 | Charles S. Robinson - 1881 - 524 strani
...comprehensive prayer, first, Adoring the glory and perfections of God, as they are made known to us in the works of creation, in the conduct of providence, and in the clear and full revelation he hath made of himself in his written word. Second, Giving thanks to l.nn... | |
 | 1862 - 720 strani
...comprehensive prayer. First, adoring the glory and perfections of God, as they are made known to us in the works of creation, in the conduct of Providence, and in the clear and full revelation he hath made of himself in his written word." A more free use, in prayer,... | |
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... his worship, and his acceptance of us through the merits of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. II. Then, after singing a psalm, or hymn, it is proper that, before sermon, there should be a full and comprehensive prayer. First, Adoring the glory and... 