The British Churches in Relation to the British People

action affections amongst apostle appears appointed apprehend aristocratic sentiment ascer asso authority bear become believe benevolence body British Churches character Christian Church of Christ common constitute dispensation display Divine Providence divine truth duty earnest effort embodied enterprise evil exclusively exercise exertion exhibit express extent fact faith feeling give glorious God's gospel habits heart honour human impression individual influence irreligion Jesus Christ kingdom labour lence less living look Lord man-the man's manifestation matter means ment merely mind minister ministry mission mode moral power nature nexion object observation organized pathy perhaps piety political political religionism practical present principle profession professional sentiment purpose racter recognise regard religion religious render respect revealed truth revelation sense social society soul sphere spiritual success sympathy teaching things thought tion trade spirit true TUFNELL PARK uncon utterance vidual whilst word worldly