 | Archibald Pollok Black - 1865 - 644 sivua
...on its slopes, and while blessing them, " a ~cloud received Him out of their sight," and He ascended to His Father and our Father, to His God and our God.* The mount originally derived its name from the olive, which seems to spring indigenously and abundantly... | |
 | Henry SMITH (of King's College, London.) - 1866 - 266 sivua
...only-begotten Son, " the first-born of every creature ; " that He, as our High Priest, may bear them to His Father and our Father — to His God and our God. — Origen. The father of lies is the inventor and instigator of Idolatry — the monster-lie of the... | |
 | Samuel Fuller - 1867 - 396 sivua
...died for us ; and when we depart this life, may we sleep in Jesus, and at the last day ascend like him to his Father and our Father, to his God and our God. We ask this, merciful Lord, in his name ; whom with thee and the Holy Ghost, we honor and glorify as... | |
 | Lent - 1867 - 146 sivua
...learning, for amusement ? How seldom is the Saviour followed in those early morning hours of prayer to His Father and our Father, to His God and our God ? and if £ required by One whose life was truly a life of the action of prayer, how much more needed... | |
 | John Mason Neale - 1867 - 218 sivua
...temptations, as in their turn you have to meet them. It was the way that our dear LORD Himself ascended to His Father and our Father, to His GOD and our GOD ; and there is no other way for you or for me, or for any one else. And so every saint among the millions... | |
 | Arthur Mursell - 1867 - 146 sivua
...and I know not where they have laid Him." And her lips were the first to proclaim His resurrection to His Father and our Father, to His God and our God. The presence of this depth of devotion, however, in the nature of woman, should lead men to be forbearing... | |
 | Orville Dewey - 1868 - 400 sivua
...most devout and pure of all that ever dwelt on earth ; he lives ; he dies ; he ascends to heaven — " to his Father and our Father, to his God and our God." Now had not the early Platonizing fathers introduced among the subtilties of their philosophy, the... | |
 | Arthur Wilcockson - 1868 - 590 sivua
...It is gloriously true, most blessedly real. Let the Lord Himself decide the matter. What does He say to His Father and our Father, to His God and our God ? " And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them ; that they may be one, even as we are one... | |
 | Edmund Heywood - 1868 - 202 sivua
...sight to see Jesus "gazing up into heaven." His hands are uplifted in blessing — His eyes looking now to His Father and our Father, to His God and our God — and then on those whom He is leaving in the wilderness. Christ began His Sermon on the Mount, by... | |
 | Orville Dewey - 1868 - 414 sivua
...most devout and pure of all that ever dwelt on earth ; he lives ; he dies ; he ascends to heaven — " to his Father and our Father, to his God and our God." Now had not the early Platonizing fathers introduced among the subtilties of their philosophy, the... | |
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... to his Father and our Father, to his God and our God. 
