...of Abraham and David. The Lord give us grace to bring up our dear family in the knowledge and fear of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent." From the time of his settlement in London, in 1782, to 1806, he had occasionally suffered severely...

...been printed and widely dispersed. May it prove the means of leading many sinners to the ' knowledge of the true God and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent.' " As Mr. Milne could not remain for any length of time in Macao, it was necessary to determine on the place...

...been printed and widely dispersed. May it prove the means of leading many sinners to the ' knowledge of the true God and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent.' "As Mr. Milne could not remain for any length of time in Macao, it was necessary to determine on the place...

...should find it in these words declared by our Lord to be the essentials to eternal life, " the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent." " Holy Father (says He), keep through Thine own name those whom Thou hast given Me, that they may be...

...true religion give increased efficiency to its endeavours to diffuse throughout the land the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent. To this brief expression of our sentiments and feelings, called forth by the imminent danger from which...

...vegetation — the 600 millions which people heathen nations, require to be instructed in the knowledge of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent — the " isles afar off" must be visited, and vast continents explored, that their inhabitants may...

...hope, that the man enter- turaf^iutaining such sentiments would be guided into the cation. knowledge of the True God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent : but these hopes were painfully disappointed. Some of his disciples were indeed guided " into all...

...without price." Here, the poorest beggar, the youth, and the man of hoary hairs, may learn the character of the true God, and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent — the way to eternal happiness — the sources of consolation under the afflictions of life— and...

...hundred millions of the earth's population are still immersed in Pagan and Mahometan darkness, ignorant of " the true God and of Jesus Christ whom he hath sent" The exertion now required ought to be in some measure proportionate to the magnitude and extent of...

...numerous dialects of the East; first, in surmounting their difficulties, and compelling them to speak of the True God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent; and then presenting them in a printed form to the people. For this arduous undertaking he was qualified...