 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1815 - 694 sivua
...that lived in those times could not but observe on the contrary, how it pleased the Lord to give u special testimony of his presence in the church of...after Mr. Cotton was called to office there. More were observed to be converted and added to that church, than to all the rest of the churches in the country.... | |
 | John Winthrop - 1825 - 456 sivua
...Here this tree will fall, §and here will I lie ;§ and accordingly it fell upon him and killed him. It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...that church, than to all the other churches in the bay,1 (or rather the lake, for so it were more ||properly|| termed,^ the bay being that part of sea... | |
 | John Winthrop - 1825 - 456 sivua
...Here this tree will fall, §and here will I lie ;§ and accordingly it fell upon him and killed him. It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...that church, than to all the other churches in the bay,1 (or rather the lake, for so it were more ||properly|| termed, the bay being that part of sea... | |
 | John Winthrop - 1825 - 454 sivua
...Here this tree will fall, §and here will I lie ;§ and accordingly it fell upon him and killed him. It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...that church, than to all the other churches in the bay,1 (or rather the lake, for so it were more ||properly|| termed,- the bay being that part of sea... | |
 | 1828 - 678 sivua
...and the commencement of his labors here. The account of it is thus given by YVinthrop and Hubbard : " It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...church, than to all the other churches in the bay.* Divers profane and notorious evil persons came and confessed their sins, and were comfortably received... | |
 | 1828 - 688 sivua
...and the commencement of his labors here. The account of it is thus given by Winthrop and Hubbard : " It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...church, than to all the other churches in the bay." Divers profane and notorious evil persons came and confessed their sins, and were comfortably received... | |
 | 1831 - 334 sivua
...commenced here almost as soon as the country was settled. " It pleased the Lord," says Gov. Winthrop, " to give special testimony of his presence in the church...called to office there. More were converted and added tothat church, than to all the other churches in the Bay. Divers profane and notoriously evil persons... | |
 | 1831 - 716 sivua
...amiable and interesting. Gov. Winthrop, in his journal of December, 1633, has the following sentence. " It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...the church of Boston, after Mr. Cotton was called to ofEce there. More were converted and added to that church, than to all the other churches in the bay.... | |
 | 1832 - 372 sivua
...amiable and interesting. Gov. Winthrop, in his journal of December, 1633, has the following sentence. " It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his...church, than to all the other churches in the bay. Divers profane and notorious evil persons came and confessed their sins, and were comfortably received... | |
 | 1832 - 370 sivua
...December, 1633, has the following sentence. " It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his preseuce in the church of Boston, after Mr. Cotton was called...church, than to all the other churches in the bay. Divers profane and notorious evil persons came and confessed their sins, and were comfortably received... | |
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It pleased the Lord to give special testimony of his presence in the church of Boston, after Mr. Cotton was called to office there. More were converted and added to that church, than to all the other churches in the bay... 
