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224 Spirit in ivhich Re-union should be sought. Mercy, and that soon ; so shall we rejoice and be glad all the days of our life. Comfort us again now after the time that Thou hast plagued us, and for the years wherein we have suffered adversity. Show thy servants Thy work, and their children Thy glory. And the glorious Majesty of the LORD our GOD be upon us : prosper Thou the work of our hands upon us, O prosper Thou our handy-work." DE Q.
( 225 ) X. CORPORATE RE-UNION. BY AMBROSE L. M. PHILLIPPS DE LISLE, ESQ. IT is a common observation of spiritual writers, that one of the most certain signs that a work is from GOD and according to His and even Spirit, is when it is opposed by men, by good men. S. Theresa used to say, that she mistrusted every work that lacked this sign : and S. Vincent of Pan], when he heard any design of his was thus opposed, used to rejoice, success. and felt additional confidence of its And what was this principle but the expression of what our LORD Himself had laid " down, when He said Blessed are ve, when j men shall revile you and persecute ? you But the saints thought it was an additional sign that a thing came from GOD, when its opponents were good men and pious men, when even they were invested with the authority of the Church of GOD. Of course thev were t/ only speaking of works and things which were not evidently evil, and which claimed to be directed to a good purpose. How immensely Q
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SERMONS ON THE RE-UNION OF CHRISTEN
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INTRODUCTION. ANGLICANS, wherever f
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INTRODUCTION. Xlll present Eastern
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ESSAYS ON RE-TTNION. L THE EXIGENCY
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The Exigency of Truth. 3 the usurpe
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1636 and 1866. 135 Congress. France
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