Would that the entire nation had yielded to his righteous rule! Yet, if the majority reject his grace, a minority will accept it. Not a single penitent shall be swept away with the rebellious. Divine wisdom can and will discriminate. IV. THE OBDURATE SHALL BE ABANDONED. "Go ye, serve ...
Yet, despite his debilitating illness, FDR would go on to become one of our country’s greatest presidents that ushered it through the Great Depression, WWII, and back to prosperity with his “New Deal” programs. Though spoken nearly a Century ago, these enduring words from FDR’s 1933 Ina...
will shelter them with his presence.16 ‘Never again will they hunger; never again will they thirst.The sun will not beat down on them,’[h] nor any scorching heat.17 For the Lamb at the center of the throne will be their shepherd;‘he will lead them to springs of living water.’[...
Age Course Denied Deny Denying Desires Evil Godly Impiety Instructing Intent Justly Live Lusts Pious Piously Pleasures Present Renounce Righteously Sensibly Sober Soberly Teaching Time Training Turning Ungodliness Upright Uprightly Wisely World Worldly Titus 21. Directions given unto Titus both for his ...
Christ as Head, so the faction of the impious and impiety itself are depicted for us together with their prince who holds supreme sway over them. For this reason, it was said: "Depart. . . . you cursed, into the eternal fire, prepared for the devil and his angels" [Matt. 25:41]....
In the passage with which the treatise closes we have one of the writer's contrasts. "God hath raised up to me" is contrasted with the folly and impiety of Lot and his daughters, 'Counsel' and 'Consent,' and with Rachel's faulty cry to Jacob, "Give me children." As she learned fr...
Satyrus in his Uves, on the other hand, says that the charge was brought by Thucydides in his political campaign against Pericles; and he adds that the charge was not only for the impiety but for Medism as well; and he was condemned to death in his absence. ... Finally he withdrew ...
Chapter 12 - The Woman and the Dragon. A great sign appeared in the sky, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head
This is light added unto light: God will direct unto his light whom he pleaseth. God propoundeth parables unto men; for God knoweth all things.[2] George Sale's footnotes to this verse state with respect to the "blessed tree": "Some think the meaning to be that the tree grows ...
Whereupon he stole out of the city by night, with a design to retire to Pavia; but missing his way, he wandered up and down all night, and found himself next morning at the gates of Milan. His flight being known, a guard was set upon him, and a relation of all that had passed ...