An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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Page 190
... desire of God that we should worship Him . What for ? Why does He desire wor- ship ? Others tell us that we should sacrifice something to Him . What for ? Is He in want ? Can we assist Him ? Is He unhappy ? Is He in trouble ? Does He ...
... desire of God that we should worship Him . What for ? Why does He desire wor- ship ? Others tell us that we should sacrifice something to Him . What for ? Is He in want ? Can we assist Him ? Is He unhappy ? Is He in trouble ? Does He ...
Page 358
... desire . Choose this day whom you will serve la Paradoxically , it is true that you must some things to gain others sacrifice " If you are a young man and wish to succeed in busi- ness , you will have to sacrifice the cigarettes , the ...
... desire . Choose this day whom you will serve la Paradoxically , it is true that you must some things to gain others sacrifice " If you are a young man and wish to succeed in busi- ness , you will have to sacrifice the cigarettes , the ...
Page 384
... desire to become one . He was not willing to forfeit knowledge ; and a part of that knowledge was , that man has some things yet to learn from the brute UCH of man's misery has come from his per- sistent questioning The book of Genesis ...
... desire to become one . He was not willing to forfeit knowledge ; and a part of that knowledge was , that man has some things yet to learn from the brute UCH of man's misery has come from his per- sistent questioning The book of Genesis ...
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