 | 1837 - 682 pagina’s
...December of 1817, he remarks. — " As to the College, God has shown us new favours. Not only hare a considerable number of serious students entered,...carried on to his own praise ! Oh that the college may always exhibit a sweet and fraceful union of literature and piety. May God preserve those who ave lately... | |
 | 1837 - 684 pagina’s
...is a great thing, an unexpected mercy, that God should have returned to us so soon. Those studenis, who were thought to have experienced religion last...carried on to his own praise ! Oh that the college may always exhibit a sweet and fraceful union of literature and piety. May Goa preserve those who ave lately... | |
 | Jesse Appleton - 1837 - 562 pagina’s
...and excellence of religion ! " Again, Dec. 4, 1817, he remarks : " As to the college, God has shewn us new favors. Not only have a considerable number...carried on to his own praise ! Oh that the college may always exhibit a sweet and graceful union of literature and piety. May God preserve those who have... | |
 | Bowdoin College - 1894 - 354 pagina’s
...the College, God has shown ue new favors. Not only have a considerable number of serious student« entered, but there have recently been, as we hope,...have obtained strong footing in Bowdoin College." At his death, 12 November, 1819, President Appleton was only forty-seven years of age. The pressure... | |
 | Edwin Noah Hardy - 1904 - 320 pagina’s
...have returned to us so soon. Those students who were thought to have experienced religion a year ago, have by divine grace done well. They appear to be...a glorious thing, religion seems to have obtained a strong footing in Bowdoin College." l While we might present much more evidence of interesting and... | |
 | Edwin Noah Hardy - 1904 - 320 pagina’s
...have returned to us so soon. Those students who were thought to have experienced religion a year ago, have by divine grace done well. They appear to be...a glorious thing, religion seems to have obtained a strong footing in Bowdoin College." l While we might present much more evidence of interesting and... | |
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Not only hare a considerable number of serious students entered, but there have recently been, as we hope, three or four individuals converted to the Lord. This is a great thing, an unexpected mercy, that God should have returned to us so soon. Those... 