... without distinction, prisoners for the tomb, and to dethrone man's reasoning powers; but during the short stay of which I speak, I abrogated my usual functions, for instead of capturing I released, and instead of dethroning reason, I broughtindirectly ...

... great is the change that ' what was before natural to Him is now miraculous, and what was before miraculous is now natural.' Speaking of the Lord after the resurrection, the Evangelists choose their words, so as to convey the idea that an act of His own Almighty ...

... defined it under two heads—viz., direct and indirect. The direct influence is that which a person exerts on another when he speaks to him on any subject ; and the indirect influence that which each person silently exerts on all that come under his control ...

... camels. 4. Dont call smoking taking a walk. 5. Dont call murder, adultery, fornication, gnats._ 6. Dont persecute any one for speaking a few words for God. 7. Hold a series of special meetings. BETA. ...

... the preparations at Longwood for his reception, he lived at the Briars a house belonging to Mr. Balcombe. While we are speaking of the great Napoleon, we may notice the curious coincidence that if letters v, o, t, a, be struck out of the words Revolution ...

... wounds as symbols of His triumph and pledges of His sympathy. Ho bore the marks of crucifixion within the veil. There they speak the fulness of redeeming love, and the perpetuity of His saving virtue. None of the appearances of the risen Lord had any ...

... And now 'twee the break of the day— The great, glad break of the day. Cast in your nets on the other side! Twas Jesus speaking across the tile;) And they cast, and were dragging hard ; But that disciple whom Jesus loved Cried straightway out, for his ...

... ; a face of most extreme nobility, which he shuttles about—eyebrows, eyes, mouth and all—in • very singular manner while speaking. Surmount this with a loose coil of common•coloured hair, and set it on a small, compact figure, very small, and dressed ...

... the word of God. And yet for years her experience was not of a bright or joyous type. Of her inmost experiences she did not speak much. She was one of those Christians who always stand in doubt of themselves, and indulged too mnch in introspection, and ...

... to month, and continue to merit our sincerest esteem and commendation. The Quiver has a high reputation in every English speaking country, and deserves it. ...

... and hearing him, and mean to give him a hearty welcome. Abbey Street has been fortunate in getting Dr. Fleming Stevenson to speak at its meeting. Methodists everywhere are adopts in the noble art of giving to God's cause. It would have done anyone's heart ...

... continued will react terribly on those who tamper with the ballot box. In many a town in the rural portions of the South--and, speaking roundly, the South, with the exception of a few sea-board cities, is all rural—there is no conscience on the topic of negro ...