 | 1849 - 700 pages
...those are not deserving of the Gospel who make no effort to lessen the expense and trouble of its bcing taken to them ; for it is a maxim, ' God helps those...Gospel most who, on account of sin and ignorance, have thcir understanding so darkened, and thcir hearts so hard, that they can ncither see the danger of... | |
 | 1819 - 996 pages
...founded in his characteristic wisdom and piety, and entitled to receive from us a filial obedience, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most;" then our neighbours in pagan lands, among whom Christ is noteven named, who are comparatively in circumstances... | |
 | 1826 - 440 pages
...those of Kingswood. So true was this lover of the souls of men to his own advice to his preachers, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most." On walking through the town, after he had taken some refreshment, he observes, " I was surprised ;... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1831 - 346 pages
...those of Kingswood. So true was this lover of the souls of men to his own advice to his preachers, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most." On walking through the town, after he had taken some refreshment, he observes, " I was surprised ;... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1831 - 466 pages
...those of Kingswood. So true was this lover of the souls of men to his own advice to his Preachers, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most." On walking through the town, after he had taken some refreshment, he observes, " I was surprised; so... | |
 | 1835 - 440 pages
...those of Kingswood. So true was this lover of the souls of men to his own advice to his preachers, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need yon most." On walking through the town, after he had taken some refreshment, he observes, " I was surprised... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1836 - 342 pages
...those of Kingswood. So true was this lover of the souls of men to his own advice to his preachers, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most." On walking through the town, after he had taken some refreshment, he observes, " I was surprised ;... | |
 | 1849 - 240 pages
...him, he would have to wait until it was fordable. Thus ende a Missionary journey in Africa. An§»er, then, — Is it easy? " But," says one, " those are...their hearts so hard, that they can neither see the danner of their state, nor appreciate the value of tite Gimpel; and the glory of the Gospel must be... | |
 | Samuel Dunn - 1849 - 1194 pages
...again one of his oft-repeated sayings, which he has left as an heir-loom to his numerous family, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most." — EpsiUm. METHODISM AGGRESSIVE. If not, farewell to Methodism. We are getting consolidated. We should,... | |
 | John Bond (Wesleyan minister.) - 1873 - 154 pages
...therefore need the balm of the Gospel. Do other labourers one of these men had been wont to say, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most ; " and on that advice he was now himself prepared to act. Instead of seeing difficulties in the wickedness... | |
| |
So true was this lover of the souls of men to his own advice to his preachers, " Go not only to those who need you, but to those who need you most. 
