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… his proper place, or any place that might be assigned him. But no, heaven must not be placed in jeopardy. All heaven might be marred should he be taken back; for …

… more proper person. The backwardness of Moses at first proceeded from humility, a modest diffidence. But after God promised to remove his difficulties, and …

… more proper person. The backwardness of Moses at first proceeded from humility, a modest diffidence. But after God promised to remove his difficulties, and …

… a proper solemnity.

… the proper authorities of that government for final decision. The Jews were anxious to hasten the trial and execution of Jesus, because if it were not brought …

… a proper consideration of their case, and at length become a grievous burden to the church instead of burden-bearers. If the church of the present time would …

… its proper bearing upon the subject of the text, and if his view of it harmonized with every collateral passage, it ceased to be a difficulty. Thus whenever …

… them proper financial support, some are fiercely beset by the tempter. When they see their labors so lightly prized, they become depressed. True, they look …

… a proper light before the people, to disarm prejudice, and to avert the danger which threatens liberty of conscience.

… appoint proper persons as rulers of thousands, and others as rulers of hundreds, and others of tens. They should be “able men, such as fear God, men of truth, hating …