This latter meeting was like the clinching of a nail, confirming and fastening in my mind those good principles which had sunk into me at the former. My understanding began to open, and I felt some stirrings in my breast, tending to the work of a new... The Retrospective Review - Sivu 1121826Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
| 1905 - 634 sivua
...and from that day sought religious companions on every possible occasion. A meeting at High Wycombe " was like the clinching of a nail, confirming and fastening...principles which had sunk into me at the former." The result among others was " that thenceforward I dare not say sir, master, my lord, madam, or say... | |
| Alfred Kemp Brown - 1910 - 48 sivua
...attend a meeting at High Wycombe, and succeeded in doing so without attracting attention at home. " This latter meeting was like the clinching of a nail,...breast, tending to the work of a new creation in me. . . . And now I saw that although I had been in a great degree preserved from the pollutions of the... | |
| Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. Book Committee - 1912 - 342 sivua
...immediately homeward, and (so far as I remember), my having been gone was not taken notice of by my father. This latter meeting was like the clinching of a nail,...former. My understanding began to open, and I felt some stirring in my heart, tending to the work of a new creation in me. I was now required by the inward... | |
| London Yearly Meeting (Society of Friends) - 1927 - 160 sivua
...immediately homewards ; and, so far as I remember, my having been gone was not taken notice of by my father. This latter meeting was like the clinching of a nail,...good principles which had sunk into me at the former. . . . The general trouble and confusion of mind which had for some days lain heavy upon me and pressed... | |
| Thomas Ellwood - 2004 - 256 sivua
...immediately homewards, and (so far as I remember) my having been gone was not taken notice of by my father. This latter meeting was like the clinching of a nail,...lain heavy upon me and pressed me down, without a distinct discovery of the particular cause for which it came, began now to wear off, and some glimmerings... | |
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