Historical Notices of the Missions of the Church of England in the North American Colonies: Previous to the Independence of the United States : Chiefly from the Ms. Documents of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign PartsB. Fellowes, 1845 - 447 pages |
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... faith and holiness . Such principles , deeply impressed upon the minds of the first Colonists in a new country , will be trans- mitted to successive generations ; and it is only neces- sary to remember how rapidly population increases ...
... faith and holiness . Such principles , deeply impressed upon the minds of the first Colonists in a new country , will be trans- mitted to successive generations ; and it is only neces- sary to remember how rapidly population increases ...
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... faith among her own children , and , secondly , to propagate it among the surrounding heathen . It would be inconsistent with the design of the present work to recount in detail the various efforts which were made , whether by ...
... faith among her own children , and , secondly , to propagate it among the surrounding heathen . It would be inconsistent with the design of the present work to recount in detail the various efforts which were made , whether by ...
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... faith as to assemble themselves regularly every Sunday for common prayer and thanksgiving , and to be able to practise and manage the whole instituted public worship of God among themselves , without the presence or inspection of any ...
... faith as to assemble themselves regularly every Sunday for common prayer and thanksgiving , and to be able to practise and manage the whole instituted public worship of God among themselves , without the presence or inspection of any ...
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... object contem- plated by the charter was the spiritual care and super- intendence of our own emigrant settlers . They obviously , as being our countrymen , and " of the household of faith , " CH . II . ] TWO - FOLD OBJECT OF.
... object contem- plated by the charter was the spiritual care and super- intendence of our own emigrant settlers . They obviously , as being our countrymen , and " of the household of faith , " CH . II . ] TWO - FOLD OBJECT OF.
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... faith of our blessed Redeemer , when God has so wonderfully opened their eyes , their hearts , and their very tongues , so as to call to us , as those of Macedonia did to the Apostle of the Gentiles , Come over and help us . ' 6 " 2 ...
... faith of our blessed Redeemer , when God has so wonderfully opened their eyes , their hearts , and their very tongues , so as to call to us , as those of Macedonia did to the Apostle of the Gentiles , Come over and help us . ' 6 " 2 ...
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