...In the execution of the plan, it is proposed to embrace the comnion support of Christians at lU'ge; and to invite the concurrence of persons of every...regard the Scriptures as the proper Standard of Faith. It may be necessary to add, in soliciting the countenance of the Public, that, in consequence ot the...

...this undertaking will be conducted, are as comprehensive as the nature of the object suggests that they should be. In the execution of the plan, it is...regard the Scriptures as the proper Standard of Faith. It may be necessary to add, in soliciting the countenance of the Public, that in consequence of the...

...it is proposed to embrace the common support of Christians at large, and to invite the concurrence of every description who profess to regard the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith." On this outline, the Editors of the Christian Observer make the following remark : " It would be difficult...

...it is proposed to embrace the common support of Christians at large, and to invite the concurrence of every description who profess to regard the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith." On this outline, the Editors of the Christian Observer make the following remark : " It would be difficult...

...it is proposed to embrace the common support of Christians at large, and to invite the concurrence of every description who profess to regard the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith." On this outline, the Editors of the Christian Observer make the following remark : " It would be difficult...

...the nature of the object suggests that they should be. In the execution of the plan, it is supposed to embrace the common support of Christians at large,...regard the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith. ,f • ., .. -,-. ! ••! • • - : .:.' • " It may be necessary to add, in soliciting the countenance...

...as comprehensive as the nature of the object suggests that they should be. In the execution of this plan, it is proposed to embrace the common support...the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith.'* To this distinguishing feature in the Society's constitution, Mr. Haldane, in the twenty-first year...

...as comprehensive as the nature of the object suggests that they should be. In the execution of this plan, it is proposed to embrace the common support...the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith.'* To this 'distinguishing feature in the Society's constitution, Mr. Haldane, in the twenty-first year...

...claims. They may be thus stated. First : That the circulation of the Holy Scriptures is a work in which ' persons of every description who profess to regard...' the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith,' may be invited to concur, and which demands the common support and assistance of Christians at large....

...which this undertaking will be conducted are as comprehensive as the nature of the object suggests that they should be. In the execution of the plan it is...regard the Scriptures as the proper standard of faith." A little before the close of the first year in which the society had been instituted, the following...