...if John so confidently declares every thing hi his Epistles also, saying of himself, ' Those things which we have seen with our eyes and heard with our ears and our hands have handled, have we written.' For thus he professeth himself, not only a beholder and hearer,...

...therefore, if John so confidently declares every thing in his epistles also, saying of himself, Those things which we have seen with our eyes, and heard with our ears, and our hands have handled, have we written. For thus he professes himself, not only a beholder and hearer,...

...if John so confidently declares everything in his epistles also, saying of himself, ' Those things which we have seen with our eyes, and heard with our ears, and our hands have handled, have we written.' For thus he professes himself, not only a beholder and hearer,...

...magistracy on earth, but also in the presence of God. And as it is very difficult to take an oath about that which we have seen with our eyes and heard with our ears, and have even done ourselves; so is it still more difficult to confirm with an oath, WHAT ts YET TO HAPPEN,...

...spirit hath not flesh and bones as ye perceive Me to havec ;" therefore " I am no spirit :" and S. John's argument was certain, "That which we have seen...have handled of the Word of life, that we preach*," 'hat is, we are to believe what we see and hear and feel ; and as this is true in the whole religion,...

...hope for more, and long for all, and believe what we yet cannot perceive. But I consider further : 4/. There are some things in reason which are certainly...life, that we preach," that is, we are to believe what '.ve see, and hear, and feel ; and as this is true in the whole religion, so it is true in every article...

...every declaration that he had made, and redeemed every pledge that he had given; and thus from what we have ' seen with our eyes,' and ' heard with our ears,' and ' believed with our hearts,' we will regard him as our only ' refuge in the time of trouble,' and cling...

...therefore, if John so condently declares every thing in his epistles also, saying of himself, Those things which we have seen with our eyes, and heard with our ears, and our hands have handled, have we icritten. For thus he professes himself, not only a beholder and hearer,...

...these stories may be too highly coloured. We confess to have indulged in some scepticism ourselves; hut we have seen with our eyes, and heard with our ears; and we are unbelievers no longer in the remarkable powers and the remarkable success of this gifted and...

...therefore "I am no spirit:" and S. John's argument was certain, "That which we have seen with our ryes, and heard with our ears, and which our hands have handled of the Word of life, that we preach d," that is, we are to believe what we see and hear and feel ; and as this is true in the whole religion,...