 | Zachary Grey - 1737 - 560 páginas
...with little or no Intermiffion from vine in the Morning, till four in the Afternoon. * drive the Nail home, and be able to make a Pulpit, «, before they preached in it. Dr. South who lived in thofe Times, gives the following Account of their Prayers, &c. ' * That « they... | |
 | Samuel Butler - 1801 - 528 páginas
...accounted like bt. Fanl who could work with their hands, and in a literal Icnfe drive the uail bomt. and be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it. " latin (fays he. Sirmon, entitled, Ihe Chriftijn Pentecoft vol. iii. p 544) unl" them was a mortal... | |
 | Samuel Butler - 1812 - 876 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul, who could work with their hands, and in a literal sense drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it." In another discourse, entitled the Christian Pentecost, the same eminent divine says, " that Latin... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1820 - 562 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul, who could work with their hands, and in a literal sense drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it." — Sooth's Sermons, Vol. iii. p. 449. NOTE XXXIV. P. 3 19. The sequestered Clergy. " In these times,"... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1820 - 856 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul, who could work with their hands, and in a literal sense drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it"— South's Sermons, Vol. iii. p. 449. NOTE XXXIV. P. 276. The Sequestered Clergy. " In these times," says... | |
 | Robert South - 1823 - 614 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul, who could work with their hands, and in a literal sense drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit, before they preached...primitive church took quite another method, being still as careful to furnish the head as to sanctify the heart ; and as he wrought miracles to found... | |
 | Robert South - 1823 - 618 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul, who could work with " their hands, and in a literal sense drive the nail home, and " be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it." In another place, branching out these gifts into various heads, and particularizing upon the gift of... | |
 | Richard Cattermole, Henry Stebbing - 1835 - 368 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul who could work with their hands, and in a literal sense, drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit before they preached...primitive church took quite another method ; being still as careful to furnish the head as to sanctify the heart; and, as he wrought of several paragraphs,... | |
 | Samuel Butler - 1835 - 410 páginas
...were accounted like St. Paul who could work with their hands, and, in a literal sense, drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it. The independents and anabaptists were great enemies to all human learning : they thought that preaching,... | |
 | 1846 - 906 páginas
...wore accounted like St. Paul, who could work with their hunda, and in a literal sense, drive the nail home, and be able to make a pulpit before they preached in it." In more recent times, Wesley, at one period, doubted the utility and questioned the usefulness of secular... | |
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... they called it, and to be irreligious, were almost terms convertible. None were thought fit for the ministry but tradesmen and mechanics, because none else were allowed to have the Spirit. Those only were accounted like St. Paul, who could work with... 
