 | 1807 - 508 pages
...no better fupports and incitements than the law can give ; wh» (hall refcue me miferable captive at I am from the body of this death ? From this continual burden which I carry about with me, and which is cumberfome and odious as a DEAD CARCASE tied to a living body, to be dragged along with it wherever... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1804 - 444 pages
...circumstance, with no better supports and in" citements than the law can give. Who shall rescue " me, miserable captive as I am, from the body of this " death ? from...me; and which is cumbersome and odious " as a DEAD CARCASE tied to a' living body, to be drag" ged along with it wherever it goes ?" Thus are the words... | |
 | Philip Doddridge - 1805 - 632 pages
...circumstance, with no better supports and incitements than the law can give ; who shall rescue me, miserable captive as I am, from the body of this death ? From...me, and which is cumbersome and odious, as a dead carcase, tied to a living body, to be dragged along with it wherecver it goes n. Thus bulced such a... | |
 | Philip Doddridge - 1805 - 680 pages
...supports and incitements than the law can give ; who shall rescue me, miserable captive as I nm,from the body of this death ? From this continual burden...me, and which is cumbersome and odious, as a dead carcase, tied to a living body, to be dragged along with it whereever it goes n. Thus bulced weh a... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1804 - 440 pages
...with no better supports and in*' citements than the law can give. Who shall rescue " me, miserable captive as I am, from the body of this " death ? from...me; and which is cumbersome and odious " as a DEAD CARCASE tied to a living body, to be drag" ged along with it wherever it goes ?" Thus are the words... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1812 - 442 pages
...circumstance, with ho better supports and in" citements than the law can give. Who shall rescue " me, miserable captive as I am, from the body of this " death ? from...me ; and which is cumbersome and odious " as a DEAD CARCASE tied to a living body, to be drag" ged along with it wherever it goes ?" Thus are the words... | |
 | George Paxton - 1825 - 552 pages
...of this death ?"q Who shall rescue me, miserable captive as I am, from this continual burden of sin which I carry about with me; and which is cumbersome and odious, as a dead carcase bound to a living body, to be dragged along with it whereever it goes ? The vanquished foe,... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1832 - 1094 pages
...body of this death?" Who shall rescue me, miserable captive as I am, from this continual burden of sin which I carry about with me; and which is cumbersome and odious, as a dead carcase bound to a living body, to be dragged along with it wherever it goes ? CAPTIVITY. God generally... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1839 - 516 pages
...continual burden which " I carry about with me ; and which is cumbersome and odious as " a DEAD CARCASE tied to a living body, to be dragged along with " it wherever it goes ?" Thus are the words paraphrased by Dr. Doddridge, to which he subjoins this note. " It is well known... | |
 | 1855 - 870 pages
...circumstance, with no better supports and incitements than the law can give; who shall rescue me, miserable captive as I am, from the body of this death? from...with me, and which is cumbersome and odious as a DEAD CARCASE tied to a living body, to be dragged along with it wherever it goes ?" It is reported by some... | |
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... than the *' law can give. Who shall rescue me, miserable captive as I am, "from the body of this death ? from this continual burden which " I carry about with me ; and which is cumbersome and odious as " a DEAD CARCASE tied to a living body, to be... 
