The Works of Hannah More, Volume 10

actions addressed adopted allowed Apostle appears argument authority believe blessed brought called carried cause character charge charity Christ Christian church circumstances common conduct considered consistency converts danger death desire direct Divine doctrine duty effect Epistles equally evidence evil excellence exhibits expression faith feeling frequently friends give glory Gospel grace hand heart holy honour hope human instance instruction interest intimates Jesus Jews knew knowledge less light live Lord manner means mind moral motive nature never obedience object observed occasion offer once opinion Paul's perfection perhaps persons piety possess practice present principle produce profession promises proof qualities reason recorded religion riches Roman Saint Paul Scriptures seems shows soul spirit sufferings taught things thought tion true truth turn virtue wants whole wisdom writings