...Jesus Christ having taken upon himself the guilt of sinners, likewise submitted to theic punishment. From the day of his birth to the day of his death, he lived in poverty, distress and suffering. He was despised and rejected of men, a man of sorrows...

...them, with increased malice and revenge. And what God did on such particular occasions, he did at all times. He continually hardened his heart, and governed...other methods, without this, would have failed of fitting him for destruction. It is now time to make it appear, if possible, III. That God is to be...

...at the hospital, but was treated by his own medical man outside. The history of the case showed that from the day of his birth to the day of his death the patient suffered from constipation and his bowels were apparently never opened without recourse...

...mortified character of this first rate enthusiast is thus portrayed by the historian of his life. " From the day of his birth to the day of his death, he lived sineproprio, without claiming property in any thing; he had neither men servants nor maid...

...mortified character of this first rate enthusiast is thus portrayed by the historian of his life. " From the day of his birth to the day of his death, he lived sineproprio, without claiming property in any thing; he had neither men servants nor maid...

...make a conjecture who this person was ; but whoever he was, it seems probable that he was kept incog, from the day of his birth to the day of his death. ON THE STUDY OF LANGUAGES, AND THE VALUE OF TRANSLATION. FOR THR OLIO. A KNOWLEDGE of languages is...

...that the mother should drink " neither wine nor strong drink," and that the son should be " a Nazarite from the day of his birth to the day of his death," and, consequently, never use any kind of intoxicating liquor. " All scripture, given by inspiration...

...them with increased malice and revenge. And what God did on such particular occasions, he did at all times. He continually hardened his heart, and governed...other methods, without this, would have failed of fitting him for destruction. It is now time to make it appear, if possible, We must proceed upon the...

...them with increased malice and revenge. And what God did on such particular occasions, he did at all times. He continually hardened his heart, and governed...absolutely necessary to prepare him for his final state." If Dr. Emmons' meaning, with respect to the agency of God in the production of sin, was what has been...

...perfection for another century, every man will be able to foresee everything that will happen to him from the day of his birth to the day of his death. Human will will be completely annihilated. There will be no more crimes, no more virtues, no more characters,...