 | Henry Rogers - Calvinists - 1836 - 602 pages
...usual question, " Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace on his heart?" he answered, that "he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts, that he made a concience of his very thoughts : " implying, that it was not without the strictest scrutiny into... | |
 | Henry Rogers - Calvinists - 1836 - 610 pages
...usual question, " Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace on his heart?" he answered, that "he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts, that he made a concience of his very thoughts : " implying, that it was not without the strictest scrutiny into... | |
 | Englishmen - 1836 - 246 pages
...Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart, — he gave this in for answer, that he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts that he made conscience of his very thoughts ; with which answer they were satisfied, as indeed well they might.... | |
 | John Howe, Edmund Calamy - Puritans - 1838 - 700 pages
...Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart 1 he gave this in for answer, that he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts, that he made conscience of his very thoughts ; with which answer they were satisfied, as indeed they well might.... | |
 | Arthur Tozer Russell - 1844 - 386 pages
...whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart, he gave this in for answer, that he could appeal to the searcher of hearts that he made conscience of his very thoughts ; with which answer they were satisfied, as indeed they well might."... | |
 | Arthur Tozer Russell - 1844 - 378 pages
...whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart, he gave this in for answer, that he could appeal to the searcher of hearts that he made conscience of his very thoughts ; with which answer they were satisfied, as indeed they well might."... | |
 | Young Men's Christian Associations (London, England) - Christianity - 1858 - 580 pages
...himself; when asked by the Commonwealth triers what evidence he had of the work of grace, he replied, that " he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts that he made a conscience of his very thoughts." But with Fuller's conscientiousness, which really seemed to cover... | |
 | George Godfrey Cunningham - Great Britain - 1863 - 846 pages
...Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart, — he gave this in for answer, that he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts that he made conscience of his very thoughts ; with which answer they were satisfied, as indeed well they might.... | |
 | John Stoughton - Great Britain - 1867 - 586 pages
...he had ever had any experience of a work of grace on his heart," Fuller gave the memorable reply — "that he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts, that he made a conscience of his very thoughts."1 In the year 1652 he was restored to the Eastcheap Lectureship,... | |
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He freely gave him his advice, and he promised to follow it ; and when he appeared before them, and they proposed to him the usual question, Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart ? he gave this in for answer, that he... 
