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There are some truths which cannot even be seen until we have learnt to take the shoes from off our feet , knowing that the place whereon we stand is holy ground . The Bible is the most wonderful book in the world because its seers and ...
There are some truths which cannot even be seen until we have learnt to take the shoes from off our feet , knowing that the place whereon we stand is holy ground . The Bible is the most wonderful book in the world because its seers and ...
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No man can better obey the highest law of his own life than by obedience to that Holy Spirit we have seen and loved in Christ . b . Very urgent is Ibsen's message that selfrealisation is conditioned by self - denial .
No man can better obey the highest law of his own life than by obedience to that Holy Spirit we have seen and loved in Christ . b . Very urgent is Ibsen's message that selfrealisation is conditioned by self - denial .
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It reveals the coming of the Great Lover Who sought us for His own , “ by His Agony and bloody Sweat , by His precious Death and Burial , by His glorious Resurrection and Ascension and by the coming of the Holy Ghost .
It reveals the coming of the Great Lover Who sought us for His own , “ by His Agony and bloody Sweat , by His precious Death and Burial , by His glorious Resurrection and Ascension and by the coming of the Holy Ghost .
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If we walk softly where the utterance of human genius was once heard , or some voice of prayer became potent in the history of nations , should we not stand with feet unshod where God utters His word , where the Holy Spirit intercedes ...
If we walk softly where the utterance of human genius was once heard , or some voice of prayer became potent in the history of nations , should we not stand with feet unshod where God utters His word , where the Holy Spirit intercedes ...
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... his heart to the end that some day he should be one with his friend again , and that they would : “ Arrive at last the blessed goal And He that died in Holy Land Would reach us out the shining hand And take us as a single soul .
... his heart to the end that some day he should be one with his friend again , and that they would : “ Arrive at last the blessed goal And He that died in Holy Land Would reach us out the shining hand And take us as a single soul .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Spiritual Voices in Modern Literature |
| Author | Trevor H. Davies |
| Publisher | George H. Doran Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 312 pages |
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