The Portrait of St. Paul, Or, The True Model for Christians and Pastors1880 - 241 pages |
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Page 63
... pastor's wife , as well as that of the pastor himself , is supposed either to edify or mislead the flock . Nay , the minister himself is frequently con . demned for the faults of his wife . Thus , in the Protestant Churches of Hungary ...
... pastor's wife , as well as that of the pastor himself , is supposed either to edify or mislead the flock . Nay , the minister himself is frequently con . demned for the faults of his wife . Thus , in the Protestant Churches of Hungary ...
Page 88
... pastor of a single Church . The city of Ephesus was his parish . And while he resided there , he gave an example , which every minister , by the most solemn engagements , is bound to follow , whether he be commissicned to labour in a ...
... pastor of a single Church . The city of Ephesus was his parish . And while he resided there , he gave an example , which every minister , by the most solemn engagements , is bound to follow , whether he be commissicned to labour in a ...
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... pastor . The minister of the present age , being destitute of Christian piety , is neither able to preach , nor clearly to comprehend the truths of the Gospel . In general , he contents himself with superficially declaring certain ...
... pastor . The minister of the present age , being destitute of Christian piety , is neither able to preach , nor clearly to comprehend the truths of the Gospel . In general , he contents himself with superficially declaring certain ...
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