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A general election was now approaching: the great oxfordshire contest already blazed with all the malevolence of party-zeal. Magdalen college was devoutly attached to the old interest! and the names of wenman and dashwood were more frequently pronounced, than those of cicero and chrysostom.
The answer of innocent excited the most lively joy among the african bishops;—so greatly did party zeal outweigh their pride. Augustine could not refrain from even saying in the pulpit, that by two councils, and by the rescript of the apostolical chair, the matter is settled.
And it was so, when the days of their feasting were gone about, that job sent and sanctified them, and rose up early in the morning, and offered burnt-offerings according to the number of them all: for m said, it may be that my sons have sinned, and cursed god in their hearts.
Besides these, a posthumous volume was published of sermons, which are of a character to induce the judicious reader to wish that a more copious selection had been made. Manning was one of the venerable two thousand whose names were immortalized in the recollection of all true lovers of religious liberty on bartholomew 's day, 1662.
Were honestly inflamed by party zeal; almost all lent their aid to the opposition. In truth, all that was alluring to ardent and imaginative minds was on that side; old associations, new visions of political improvement, high-flown theories of loyalty, high-flown theories of liberty, the enthusiasm of the cavalier, the enthusiasm of the roundhead.
Described, flowed every species of party zeal, every system of political intolerance, every extravagance of religious hate. In this position, that the actions of men, and not their opinions, were the proper objects of legislation, he was sup-ported by the general tenor of the laws of the land.
Afterward, when party zeal changed the name of tryon county, and it was proposed to alter that of wake also, the gallantry of the assembly overruled their feelings of hostility to the governor and his family, and the name was retained. 16 the appropriations made by the province on account of the french and indian war had founded a heavy public.
The courier at the same time mentions that party zeal of a political kind had long been absent from the highlands, but was now beginning to show itself. The highland chieftain steamboat returned from her trip from glasgow to kyleakin, in skye.
Paul, apostle of christ jesus, by god's will according to promise of life which is in christ jesus, 2 to timotheus [my] beloved child: grace, mercy, peace, from god [the] father and christ jesus our lord. 3 i thank god whom i serve from [my] forefathers in a pure conscience, how unceasingly i have the remembrance of thee in my supplications, 4 night and day longing to see thee.
Latinisms, for which he has been muoh censured, have extended the limits of our native dialeet, besides enriching its sounds with that sonorous sweetness, which the intermixture of words from a more harmonious language mast necessarily produce; i mean in general, for it cannot be denied that they sometimes deform.
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(1701–1783) was an english academic, president of corpus christi (1744); party-zeal censur'd.
But if this summarizes the direct instruction which the holy ghost has given us in the word, yet may we safely and soberly predicate a variety of aspects of the blessedness involved in that momentous change of condition into which the spirit is introduced when the earthly house of its tabernacle is vacated.
I felt sweetly calm, and full of brotherly love; and never more free from party spirit. I hope some good will follow; that christians will be freed from false joy, and party zeal, and censuring one another. ” on thursday, after considerable time spent in prayer and christian conversation, he rode to new london.
In the morning i felt my soul hungering and thirsting after righteousness. While i was looking on the elements of the lord's supper, and thinking that jesus christ was not 'set forth crucified before me', my soul was filled with light and love, so that i was almost in an ecstacy; my body was so weak i could scarcely stand.
Party zeal, instead ot posts of honor held tor fidelity in public employ, that the dispensing pat-ronage should neither be a tax on time of all our public men nor the instrument of their ambition. Here again professions falsified in ti e performance attest that the party in power can work out no practi-cal or salutary reform.
God be thanked i have yet no parliamentary business, and if they have none with me, i shall never seek their acquaintance. I have not been very fond of them for some years past, not when i thought them tolerably good; and therefore if i can get leave to be absent, i shall be much inclined to be on that side when there is a parliament on this: but truly i must be a little easy in my mind before.
Parsons of amherst delivered a well adapted sermon, taking for his text, and the lord make you to increase and abound in love, one toward another and toward all men even as we do toward you; at the conclusion of which, the brethren repaired to brother munn's hall at the tavern where the concluding service was held.
141 where are states so censur'd, so new-model'd, as at certain 142 richard allestree (chaplain to charles ii),.
We now take up that part of the article of our opponent where he discourses, not a little, about the superiority of one human spirit over another in capacity or power.
The boyhood of sir henry parkes was spent in the parish of stoneleigh, warwickshire, england, where he was born in the year 1815. The son of an english farmer, the most dearly remembered pleasures of his childhood, he once told a country audience, were enjoyed in an old english farmhouse, situated in the centre of england, only a few miles from the birthplace.
Rage for power, party zeal, and hatred of their antagonists have been conspicuous in the whole course of their language and conduct. —it is nearly a month ago that i wrote the above, and in the meantime the elections progressed in favour of the tories, and ended by giving them a majority of above eighty.
Party zeal, however, impelled the tibbon- ides to take an ill-advised step, which threatened to produce the same evil consequences as had ensued at the time of the first conflict in montpellier with the obscurantists.
There are some individuals who are never satisfied without bringing others over to their own peculiar views and feelings. It is not enough for them that persons should follow christ, they must walk with them.
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According to ancient historians, our gracious god was pleased to visit scotland very early with his glorious gospel, by means of some preachers and other christians, who were forced to flee to scotland to be out of the reach of roman cruelty under the second persecution raised by the emperor domitian about the year of our lord 95, which was before the death of the apostle john; where they.
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With as much zeal as ever he discover'd in the application of a sermon on the most news from robinson crusoe's island, so justly, censur'd by the honourable for doubtless, it paves a fair way to lead our ministers.
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The speaker and tile committees of the house of representatives. A review of the history of the first century of the united states shows that this republic has been most fortnnat3 in the selection of the official chiefs of its co-ordinate branches of gov- ernmentthe executive, judicial, and legislative.
But, instead of repeating many contradictory and positive assertions, that have originated in prejudice and party zeal, it will be better to mention several undeniable facts, which may assist the judgment in discovering what were the real sentiments of mankind at the time of this transaction, so celebrated in ecclesiastical history.
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