The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 116Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1862 |
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Page 40
... evil . How different , but how much more lofty , is the saint , the martyr . He sees evil , he knows evil ; but he is assoiled from it ; it does not touch him ; a renewed nature has made him innocuous , and he walks , like a Hebrew ...
... evil . How different , but how much more lofty , is the saint , the martyr . He sees evil , he knows evil ; but he is assoiled from it ; it does not touch him ; a renewed nature has made him innocuous , and he walks , like a Hebrew ...
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... evil . ' God punishes moral evil ; but ' Divine punishments are but means to carry on the progressive development of the human species . ' ' Natural evil has become moral evil ; but this is only a sign of man's advancement and immense ...
... evil . ' God punishes moral evil ; but ' Divine punishments are but means to carry on the progressive development of the human species . ' ' Natural evil has become moral evil ; but this is only a sign of man's advancement and immense ...
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... Evil there . ' Ignorance and crime are both evil fruits themselves of that which is lower ; and this , in the course of the reading of these volumes , it will be necessary to remember , because there is so much that looks truly ...
... Evil there . ' Ignorance and crime are both evil fruits themselves of that which is lower ; and this , in the course of the reading of these volumes , it will be necessary to remember , because there is so much that looks truly ...
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