 | Thomas Murray - 1829 - 198 pages
...that from partial and present evil he would ultimately educe good. " Truly aware I am," says he, " that the doctrine of the gospel may for a season be trampled under foot ; that it may be overpowered in high places ; and even suppressed by the threatenings of Anti-christ. But equally sure... | |
 | Robert Vaughan - 1831 - 458 pages
...stimulus in ni.cons. the present unequal contest, which arises from uuimal. the confidence of success. In an earlier chapter'"' of the treatise last cited,...gospel. " Truly aware I am, that the doctrine of the gos" pel may for a season be trampled under foot, " that it may be overpowered in high places, and... | |
 | 1851 - 922 pages
...history of doctrines, in confirming us in the truth. If, in the year 1384, Wyekliffe could write, " Truly aware I am, that the doctrine of the gospel may, for a season, be trampled under foot, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist, but equally sure I am that it shall never be... | |
 | Samuel Eliot - 1847 - 294 pages
...his hope in Heaven, and that what he had done was not done in vain. " Truly aware I am," he said, " truly aware I am that the Doctrine of the Gospel may,...for a season, be trampled under foot, that it may be overpowered in high places and even suppressed by the threatenings of AntiChrist ; but equally sure... | |
 | 1847 - 496 pages
...would have been the last to allow that he was in any sense vanquished. " Truly aware I am," he said, " that the doctrine of the Gospel may, for a season, be trampled under foot, that it may be overpowered in high places, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist ; but equally sure... | |
 | 1847 - 488 pages
...would have been the last to allow that he was in any sense vanquished. " Truly aware I am," he said, " that the doctrine of the Gospel may, for a season, be trampled under foot, that it may be overpowered in high places, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist ; but equally sure... | |
 | 1851 - 770 pages
...history of doctrines, in confirming us in the truth. If, in the year 1384, WycklifFe could write, " Truly aware I am, that the doctrine of the gospel may, for a season, be trampled under foot, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist, but equally sure I am that it shall never be... | |
 | 1851 - 464 pages
...the history of doctrines, in confirming us in the truth. If, in the year 1384, Wyckliffe could write, "Truly aware I am, that the doctrine of the gospel may, for a season, be trampled under foot, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist, but equally sure I am that it shall never be... | |
 | Arthur Robert Pennington - 1884 - 332 pages
...them even to the death, because they maintain the truth as taught in the Gospel ! Truly aware am I that the doctrine of the Gospel may for a season be trampled under foot ; that it may be overpowered in high places, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist ; but I am sure that... | |
 | Henry Boynton Smith - 1886 - 526 pages
...history of doctrines, in confirming us in the truth. If, in the year 1384, Wyckliffe could write, " Truly aware I am, that the doctrine of the gospel, may, for a season, be trampled under foot, and even suppressed by the threatenings of Antichrist, but equally sure I am that it Bhall never be... | |
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... on the new sprouts of heresy. We shall thus be less apt to quake at every objection to the truth, and we shall have more of that calmness which is one prognostic of victory. Of equal service is the history of doctrines, in confirming us in the truth.... 
