 | Mary Reckitt - 1826 - 70 sivua
...it is ever due ; even to the free unmerited mercy of God in Christ Jesus, our blessed Mediator arid Atoning Sacrifice for sin. I also felt that nothing...Access was again granted to the Fountain of Blessings ; whicti jiow richly flowed in my before tried mind, and have continued to do so to the present time,... | |
 | 1852 - 214 sivua
...thankfully believe, that he is now for ever at rest, in the heavenly city, none of whose inhabitants can say " I am sick," and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquities. THOMAS VEEYERS, Preston. 33 6mo. 20 1852 JOSEPH JOHN WALKER, 30 3mo. 17 1851 Melbourne, South Australia.... | |
 | Society of friends - 1852 - 224 sivua
...thankfully believe, that he is now for ever at rest, in the heavenly city, none of whose inhabitants can say " I am sick," and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquities. THOMAS VEEVERS, Preston. 33 6mo. 20 1852 JOSEPH JOHN WALKER, 30 3mo. 17 1851 Melbourne, South Australia.... | |
 | Esther Seebohm - 1854 - 378 sivua
...thankfully believe, that he his now for ever at rest, in the heavenly city, none of whose inhabitants can say, " I am sick, and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquities." He died on the 4th of 10th month, 1852, aged 22 years. " There is no happy death but that which conducts... | |
 | 1864 - 594 sivua
...tors, and comparing that scene with the eternal hills, and the land "where the inhabitant never says, I am sick, and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquity." That precious girl, whose earthly tabernacle had been so gently taken down, and who, ere... | |
 | 1869 - 498 sivua
...thing it will be, dear brother, for us by and by to reach the land " ol which the inhabitants shall not say, I am sick, and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquity." It will be such a glorious thing, moreover, to be out of gunshot of the devil. He has made... | |
 | David Alfred Doudney - 1869 - 132 sivua
...the rest ! that 's the home ! There no pains, no sicknesses, no deaths ! " The inhabitant never says, I am sick ; and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquity." Iniquity ! Ah, that 's the dreaded word ! Sin ! guilt ! What I did when I was young ; yea,... | |
 | David Alfred Doudney - 1877 - 176 sivua
...angels veil their faces, and cry, " Holy, holy, holy is the Lord;" "where the inhabitant never says, I am sick ; and the people who dwell therein are forgiven their iniquity;" where those who dwell there shall "hunger no more, neither thirst any more; neither shall... | |
 | Ida Jackson - 1898 - 282 sivua
...blissful prospect of a peaceful, happy entrance into that country whereof the inhabitant never says " I am sick," and the people who dwell therein are " forgiven their iniquity." The pleading tones, the tender accents of her nephew's voice, combined with the pathetic... | |
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I cannot speak to praise Him." Shortly afterwards his purified spirit gently passed from its earthly tabernacle, and, through the merits and mercy of his Saviour, we thankfully believe, that he is now for ever at rest, in the heavenly city, none of whose... 