...they believe in Him, of whom they have not heard ? or, How obtain eternal life, but bv the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ, whom he hath sent? That the gospel should be preached to every creature under heaven, is the injunction of the divine...

...habitable globe in this condition, and far more than one half " of the inhabitants of the earth ignorant of the true God, and " of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent, whom to know is eternal *' life. And deeply concerned both for die honour of God, " and their salvation,...

...not the^ime." In what time, he would ask, are we forbidden to attempt to bring men to the knowledge of the true God and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent? Let an impartial man look at the signs of the present day : he would be inclined to think that this...

...time ! But in u liai time, he would ask, arc we forbidden to attempt to bring men to tiie knowledge of the true God and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent. Let an impartial niuu look at the signs of the present day, aud he would be inclined to thiuk it «as...

...as they have been led thus far in the paths of understanding, they will be guided into the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent. The language used by the Brahmin already mentioned, in a late letter to Mr. Ward, will encourage such...

...as they have been led thus far in the paths of understanding, they will be guided into the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent. The language used by the Brahmin already mentioned, in a late letter to Mr. Ward, will encourage such...

...forth his Apostles into all lands, hearing the glad tidings of salvation ; proclaiming the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent ; and inviting all, even the chief of sinners, to take refuge in the arms of a crucified Saviour. "Behold...

...the truth, and turned aside to vain jangling. As true religion principally consists in the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent, or in just sentiments of the Ijawgiver and the Saviour of men : so almost every species of error will...

...the truth, and turned aside to vain jangling. As true religion principally consists in the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent, or in just sentiments of the Lawgiver and the Saviour of men : so almost every species of error will...

...pity the state of the poor African slaves, or who are anxious to see them brought to the knowledge of the " true God, and of Jesus Christ, whom he hath sent." " We drove on to the school and chapel for the slaves, which have been erected by the zeal of Mr. PLnder...