 | Adam Batty - Sermons, English - 1739 - 346 pages
...Fifteen, Fifteen Nations were at that Time gathercd together at Jerufalem, and heard them ffeaking in their own Tongues, -wherein they were born, the wonderful Works of God : And as the Holy Spirit had given them a Mouth, fo He likewife gave them Wifdom : They were infpired... | |
 | Adam Batty - 1740 - 648 pages
...Fifteen, ["Ml Fifteen Nations were at that Time gathered together at Jerufalem, and heard them ffeaking in their own Tongues, wherein they were born, the wonderful Works of God : And as the Holy Spirit had given them a Mouth, fo He likewife gave them Wifdom : They were inlpired... | |
 | James Silk Buckingham - Great Britain - 1824 - 658 pages
...may be worthy of the representatives of a Christian country, for enabling the nations of India to " hear in their own tongues, wherein they were born, the wonderful works of God" ? • 2. Some persons seem to be of O)>ÍU¡OD , that should the civil government of the country give... | |
 | 1824 - 542 pages
...around you, and assist in sending the word which contains it to all who have it not; that they " may hear in their own tongues wherein they were born, the wonderful works of God." Great privileges involve great responsibility; and our gracious Redeemer speaks upon this subject in... | |
 | James Silk Buckingham - 1824 - 662 pages
...may be worthy of the representatives of a Christian country, for enabling the nations of India to " hear in their own tongues, wherein they were born, the wonderful works of God"?0 2. Some persons seem to be of opinion, that should the civil government of the country rive... | |
 | Baptists - 1841 - 424 pages
...ignorant of the true God and the way of salvation through the ' cross of Christ; that ¡ill may read in their : own tongues, wherein they were born, the ¡ wonderful works of God. To effect this object the church has now committed to her the mighty agency of the, press, by which... | |
 | James Hough - Christianity - 1845 - 728 pages
...of furnishing not less than four hundred millions of immortal souls with the opportunity of reading in their own tongues, wherein they were born, " the wonderful works of God." It may seem incredible that so many separate languages could have been acquired, and turned to such... | |
 | Baptist missionary society - 1846 - 918 pages
...Spirit of Goti meant to teach ia every verse. And now Hindoos and Mahometans of every class can read in their own tongues, wherein they were born, the wonderful works of God. Was it not a great thing to prepare translations — ami such translations — fer one hundred and... | |
 | Barbara Bedford - Great Britain - 1850 - 268 pages
...whom he sent forth to read out of the Book of Life, so that the men of England might hear them speak in their own tongues, wherein they were born, the wonderful works of God. Thus, as Dr. Lingard, the Roman Catholic historian, confesses, "a spirit of inquiry was generated,... | |
 | Baptists - 1853 - 946 pages
...shores. They have become constituent parts of our population. We need men who can speak to them, " in their own tongues wherein they were born, the wonderful works of God." But this requires missionaries speaking nearly every language of Europe. Had we here this evening a... | |
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... in their own tongues wherein they were born the wonderful works of GOD. 
