...to undergo that great change which is prepared for us," when, according to the Apostle's expression, we shall see " face to face" and " know even as we are known." Such a state of preparation and discipline is also best suited to our present nature. For, as our Lord...

...be able to answer all objection^ Heve u xve " by faith," " and see in ' " darkly;" hereafter " Mre shall see face to face, " and know even as we are known." * * The doctrine of personal election to eternal fife, when properly stated, lies open to no objection,...

...all objections. Here " we walk by faith," " and sec in part, through " a glass, darkly;" hereafter "we shall see face to " face, and know even as we are known."* * The doctrine of personal election to eternal life, when properly stated, lies open to no objection,...

...Therefore I conceive, that the souls of the saints shall see God himself; for the scriptures teach us, that we shall see face to face, and know even as we are known, 1 Cor. xiii. 12. And that we shall see him as he is, 1 John iii. 2. Howbeit the saints can never have an adequate conception...

...I conceive, that the souls of the saints shall see God himself ; for the scriptures teach us, that we shall see face to face, and know even as we are known, 1 Cor. xiii. 1 3. And that we shall see him as he is, 1 John iii. 2. Howbeit the saints can never have an adequate...

...Therefore I conceive, that the^souls of the saints shall see God himself : so the scriptures teach us, that we shall " see face to face, and know even as we are known," 1 Cor. xiii. 12. And that " we shall see him as he is," 1 John iii. 2. Howbeit the saints can never have an adequate...

...all objections. Here we are to walk by faith, and see in part, as through a glass, darkly ; hereafter we shall see face to face, and know, even as we are known. Leaving, therefore, all difficulties of a metaphysical nature, to be cleared up in that world of light...

...all objections. Here " we walk by faith," " and see in part, through a glass, darkly ; " hereafter we shall " see face to face," " and know even as we are known."* i * The doctrine of personal election to eternal life, when properly stated, lies open to no objection...

...right exercise of them, and the means of their information are so limited and imperfect. But ' then, we shall see face to face, and know even as we are known e ;\ behold divine truths in their juat and proper light, and without the least mixture of weakness...

...exciting us to press forward, with greater diligence, towards that better state of being, in which we shall see " face to face," and " know even as we are known." 4. Lastly, let it be remembered, that the truths' recorded in the Holy Scriptures were communicated...