 | Sir John Taylor Coleridge - 1869 - 598 pagina’s
...more certain to take place, since temptations are fewer, and opportunities everywhere to be found. Can there be even among the angels a higher privilege...what I hope will be my high calling ought to make me. I know that I am never so free from evil thoughts as when these things are strongest on my mind, but... | |
 | Sir John Taylor Coleridge - 1869 - 328 pagina’s
...more certain to take place, since temptations are fewer, and opportunities everywhere to be found. Can there be even among the angels a higher privilege...what I hope will be my high calling ought to make me. I know that I am never so free from evil thoughts as when these things are strongest on my mind, but... | |
 | 1869 - 596 pagina’s
...once in his parish work. How highly he rated the nobleness of his office his own words shall tell. 'Can there be, even among the angels, a higher privilege...of contributing to the everlasting happiness of our neighbours to be especially delegated and assigned to us by Almighty God ? ' (p. 57). ^Antl whilst... | |
 | Emma Augusta Bridges - 1870 - 308 pagina’s
...will not recall the words of the Saint, so lately removed from the visible portion of the Church ? " Can there be even among the Angels a higher privilege...especially delegated and assigned to us by Almighty God ?" And such is the power assigned to those who minister in Holy things, in the threefold ministry of... | |
 | 1874 - 404 pagina’s
...; more certain to take place since temptations are fewer, and opportunities everywhere to be found. Can there be. even among the angels, a higher privilege...what I hope will be my high calling ought to make me. I know that I am never so free from evil thoughts as when these things are strongest on my mind, but... | |
 | John Keble - 1874 - 326 pagina’s
...writes to his friend Coleridge, whose infatuation in devoting himself to the Law he cannot understand, " Can there be even among the angels a higher privilege...contributing to the everlasting happiness of our neighbour ? " Yet, notwithstanding the secret impulse that urges him on— the great and sure reward which he... | |
 | Samuel Wilberforce - 1874 - 374 pagina’s
...once in his parish work. How highly ho rated the nobleness of his office his own words shall teJl. ' Can there be, even among the angels, a higher privilege...of contributing to the everlasting happiness of our neighbours to be specially delegated and assigned to us by Almighty God ?' And whilst he thus estimated... | |
 | 1883 - 830 pagina’s
...the salvation of one soul is worth more than the framing the Magna Charta of a thousand worlds. . . . Can there be, even among the angels, a higher privilege,...of contributing to the everlasting happiness of our neighbor ? " He does not disavow the presence of ambition among his motives for entering the clerical... | |
 | 1884 - 668 pagina’s
...the salvation of one soul is worth more than the framing the Magna Charta of a thousand worlds. . . . Can there be, even among the angels, a higher privilege,...contributing to the everlasting happiness of our neighbour?" He does not disavow the presence of ambition among his motives for entering the clerical office. "On... | |
 | Thomas Leach - 1887 - 194 pagina’s
...soul is worth more than the framing of the Magna Charta of a thousand worlds," and that there cannot be, "even among the angels, a higher privilege that...to the everlasting happiness of our neighbour to be specially delegated and assigned to us by Almighty God." He was ordained Deacon on Trinity Sunday,... | |
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Can there be even among the angels a higher privilege that we can form an idea of, than the power of contributing to the everlasting happiness of our neighbour to be especially delegated and assigned to us by Almighty God ? I would that I were as free... 