...trembling,' when we reflect on what we have at stake ; but we have also everything to hope, for he who is for us, is greater than all that can be against us ; and the value of the prize which is set before us is inestimable." The above article is selected...

...Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners ;" and, " He that believeth shall be saved. " — " He that is for us is greater than all that can be against us." Evil spirits, whatever power they possess, are neither invulnerable nor irresistible. They may be strong,...

...trembling," when we reflect on what we have at stake; but we have also every thing to hope, for He who is for us, is greater than all that can be against us; and the value of the prize which is set before us is inestimable. NINTH WEEK—SATURDAY. .1. ON THE...

...trembling," when we reflect on what we have at stake ; but we have, also, every thing to hope, for He who is for us is greater than all that can be against us; and the value of the prize which is set before us is inestimable. • ECCLESIASTICAL ESTABLISHMENTS....

...trembling," when we reflect on what we have at stake ; but we have also every thing to hope, for He who is for us, is greater than all that can be against us ; and the value of the prize which is set before us is inestimable. — Duncan's Winter. THE PERAMBULATOR....

...IN THE LORD. How comforting, how exhilarating ! In the Lord is everlasting might, and therefore he is greater than all that can be against us ; he has all knowledge, and therefore cannot be ignorant of our circumstances ; he has infinite pity, and therefore...

...trembling," when we reflect on what we have at stake ; but we have also every thing to hope, for He who is for us, is greater than all that can be against us ; and the value of the prize which is set before us is inestimable. NINTH WEEK— SATURDAY. MIGRATION...

...remember that the struggle is not hopeless. The weapons of our warfare are mighty, but we must wield them. He that is for us is greater than all that can be against us. This assurance is the encouragement to exertion — not an argument for indolence, nor a reason for...

...will raise us up ; if in sorrow, He will cause us to rejoice ; if in danger from our enemies, He, who is for us, is greater than all that can be against us. The Author does most earnestly pray that all the great benefits of which these Poems treat, may be...

...success ; the mission will live, and the glorious work advance, whoever or whatever may oppose. " Ho that is for us is greater than all that can be against us." May a large measure of His presence and blessing be vouchsafed to those whose honour and privilege...