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… his power and left to contemplate the part which he has acted since first he rebelled against the government of heaven, and to look forward with trembling …

… vainly to overthrow the government of God, yet blasphemously claiming to be themselves the innocent victims of oppressive power, the arch-rebel and all …

… ,” said the princes. “In matters of conscience the majority has no power.” The deputies declared: “It is to the decree of 1526 that we are indebted for the peace that …

… the nation must be governed by a divine power. If Israel would be wholly the Lord's, if the will of the human and earthly were held in subjection to the will …

… the princes. “In matters of conscience the majority has no power.” The deputies declared that Germany was indebted to the decree of toleration for the peace …

… in the nineteenth century with greater positiveness than ever before. As Rome asserts that the “church never erred; nor will it, according to the Scriptures …

… of power in regard to the new kingdom of which he had spoken. The believing Jews looked for him to free them from the yoke of bondage and reinstate them in their …

… , the purpose of God must be accomplished by another. The government of Israel must be committed to one who would rule the people according to the will of …

… able to discover with regard to the laws that govern the physical world; but how limited is their knowledge, and how vast the field in which the Creator can …

… government; but nothing could disguise the fact that they were under the Roman yoke, or reconcile them to the restriction of their power. The Romans claimed …