 | 1862 - 812 pages
...Faith, but a fully Sanctified nature cannot be attained without the full food of the Sanctuary. We do not mean to say, that a man may not be a good man, upright, conscientious, and an ardent lover of Christ, outside the Church, — there have been... | |
 | 1862 - 768 pages
...Faith, but a fully Sanctified nature cannot be attained without the full food of the Sanctuary. We do not mean to say, that a man may not be a good man, upright, conscientious, and an ardent lover of Christ, outside the Church,—there have been many... | |
 | 1862 - 766 pages
...Faith, but a fully Sanctified nature cannot be attained without the full food of the Sanctuary. We do not mean to say, that a man may not be a good man, upright, conscientious, and an ardent lover of Christ, outside the Church, — there have been... | |
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... preservation of the Religious man from a corresponding dishevelment. By the mercy of God, if he remain a good man, he may retain the crumbs which have fallen from that Table, and so retain the efficacy of saving Faith, but a fully Sanctified nature... 