 | Samuel Shaw - 1829 - 340 sider
...hell; and truly so I may pertinently, for I think they do belong to this place. If you take heaven, properly, for a full and glorious union to God, and fruition of him, and hell for an eternal separation and straggling from the divinity; and suppose that the love of God, and the fear of living... | |
 | Samuel Shaw - 1829 - 318 sider
...hell; and truly so I may pertinently, for I think they do belong to this place. If you take heaven, properly, for a full and glorious union to God, and fruition of htm, and hell for an eternal separation and straggling from the divinity; and suppose that the love... | |
 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Publication - 1841 - 212 sider
...hell; and truly so I may very pertinently, for I think they belong to this place. If you take heaven properly, for a full and glorious union to God, and fruition of him, and hell for an eternal separation and straggling from the divinity; and suppose that the love of God, and the fear of living... | |
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... observations of men, do sometimes put a weight upon the soul too, but they beget a more sluggish, uneven, and unkindly motion in it. You may expect, that under this head I should speak something of heaven and hell; and truly so I may pertinently,... 