| Eleazar Lord - 1813 - 312 sider
...became a Christian. It is all of grace! It is all of grace! — I have tried all means for my recovery; all are vain: God is my •only hope. Life is good, death is good; but to be wholly emancipated is Letter. ".—Mr. Ward reminded him of the use ef affliction to wean us from the world. He answered,... | |
| Eleazar Lord - 1813 - 318 sider
...grace! It is all of grace! — I have tried all means for my recovery; all are vain: God is my tinly hope. Life is good, death is good; but to be wholly emancipated is better."— Mr. Ward i eminded him of the use of affliction to wean us from the world. Ho answered, "I have a wife,... | |
| John Gregory Pike - 1830 - 380 sider
...the sacred peace imparted by the Almighty Saviour. A converted Hindoo.J said in his last illness, " God is my only hope. Life is good — death is good ; but to be wholly emancipated is better. He is my God, and I am his child. He never leaves me ; he is always present". And alluding to the expressions,... | |
| Davis Wasgatt Clark - 1851 - 600 sider
...standing by his bedside, the good old man broke out in such moving strains as the following : — " I do not attribute it to my own wisdom, or to my own...is good ; but to be wholly emancipated is better." His patience was great. He said once.or twice, " I am never unhappy that it is so with me : my spirits... | |
| Davis Wasgatt Clark - 1851 - 592 sider
...attribute it to my own wisdom, or to my own goodness, that 1 became a Christian. It is all grace—it is all grace! I have tried all means for the restoration...health. All are vain: God is my only hope. Life is good—death is good; but to be wholly emancipated is better." His patience was great. He said once... | |
| Davis Wasgatt Clark - 1852 - 584 sider
...standing by his bedside, the good old man broke out in such moving strains as the following : — " I do not attribute it to my own wisdom, or to my own...is good ; but to be wholly emancipated is better." His patience was great. He said once or twice, " I am never unhappy that it is so with me : my spirits... | |
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