 | 700 pages
...and which he endeavoured to impress upon the hearts of his people.* His discourses were written with accuracy; the truths which they contained were well...before he arose in the presence of an audience as the messenger from heaven. To God he looked for aid and support; but he looked for assistance in his study,... | |
 | Philadelphia (Pa.) - 1813 - 706 pages
...people.* His discourses were written with accuracy; the truths which they contained were well cx-» amined and digested before he ventured to offer them to the...before he arose in the presence of an audience as the messenger from heaven. To God he looked for aid and support; but he looked for assistance in his study,... | |
 | Joseph Dennie, John Elihu Hall - Philadelphia (Pa.) - 1801 - 674 pages
...and which he endeavoured to impress upon the hearts of his people.* His discourses were written with accuracy; the truths which they contained were well...ventured to offer them to the public. He thought^! a duty which he owed to his God and his hearers, to think before he spoke, to study and to ponder in... | |
 | Missions - 1805 - 672 pages
...people. His discourses were written with accuracy. He thought it a duty •which he owed to God and to his hearers, to think before he spoke, to study and...before he arose in the presence of an audience as the messenger from Heaven. To God he looked for aid and support ; bur. he looked for his assistance in... | |
 | Lucy Elizabeth Lee Ewing - 1924 - 170 pages
...and which he endeavored to impress upon the hearts of his people.* His discourses were written with accuracy; the truths which they contained were well...to study and to ponder in private, before he arose * "Among the practical writers he thought that Doddridge was the best: and he thought that the method... | |
 | Christianity - 1805 - 650 pages
...his people. Hisdiscourses were written with accuracy. He thought it aduty which he owed to God and to his hearers, to think before he spoke, to study and...before he arose in the presence of an audience as the messenger from Heaven. To God he looked fcg: aid and support ; bur. he looked for his assistance in... | |
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His own investigation confirmed him in his belief of the doctrines of grace. These were the doctrines which he preached and which he endeavoured to impress upon the hearts of his people.* His discourses were written with accuracy; the truths which they... 