...disappointed, if they open Mr. R:s Christian System: {>ut the plain Christian, who wishes to jt>e " able to give a reason^ for the hope that is in him, with meekness and fear," will be ^established in the truth, and highly gratified. The language is plain,...

...teacher of Christianity, yet, as ith been already observed, every one should be concerned that he may be able to give a reason for the hope that is in him, and to teach the good and the right way to those with whom he is immediately connected. The duties of a/...

...all our hopes. It is absolutely necessary, in this age of libertinism, that every Christian should be able to give a reason for the hope that is in him, and to put to silence the tongues of those men who have evil will at Sion. And may the Almighty enable...

...Christianity, by evincing that every one who receives it, as the ch iicest gift from hea*ven, is much better able " to give a reason for the hope that is in him," than the Unbeliever t6 give a reason for his rejection of these hopes, as the phantoms of a deluded...

...Bible teaching. God has said therein " come let us reason together," and it is the duty of every one to be able " to give a reason for the hope that is in him." Still it must be admitted that reasonings imply obscurity : we try by them to get at the knowledge...

...or who will not be at all times ready by conversation, by the press, and above all by his example, to give a " reason for the hope that is in him," and to " count all things but loss for the excellency of Christianity." If such conduct constitutes " cruelty...

...commendahle in the Bereans to examine the scriptures, which require that every one should he ready to give a reason for the hope that is in him. And it is vain to think of estahlishing the authority of scripture, without leaving men at liherty to examine...

...teacher of Christianity, yet as has been already observed, every one should be concerned that he may be able to give a reason for the hope that is in him, and to teach the good and the right way to those with whom he is immediately connected. The duties of a...

...induce her to adopt his belief, very good naturedly began, by saying, " I hold that every man ought to be able ' to give a reason for the hope that is in him ;' and as I feel persuaded, that my religious opinions will bear the strictest investigation, I have no F...

...induce her to adopt his belief, very good naturedly began, by saying, " I hold that every man ought to be able < to give a reason for the hope that is in him ;' and as I feel persuaded, that my religious opinions will bear the strictest investigation, I have nq F...