...Pfalmtft, Pf. 19. 4. to the Apoftles and other Minifters of the Gofpel, faying, Their found is gone out into all lands, and their words unto the Ends of the World. By which words the Apoftle does not inlinuate, as Mr. Barclay wou'd fain (c) perfuade us, that a Divine...

...Heavens, and bis Circuit unto the Ends thereof; and of all together he obferves, that tbeir Sound is gone out into all Lands, and their Words unto the Ends of the World. By which Allegory, the leaft that can be intended with Reference tq the Antitype, our Sun of Righteoufnefs,...

...could not be long contained within the narrow Bounds ofjudtea. The Voice of its Preachers quickly went into all Lands, and their Words unto the Ends of the World. The Gofpel, like Light , fhone from the Eaft even unto the Weft, and immediately filled all Plarces...

...speech nor language in the organs of man, denoted that power of the invisible spirit, by means of which their sound went out into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world. These few observations, which might have been carried on much farther, are sufficient to answer my...

...thought revelation partial, the language of these orbs u certainly universal. " Their sound is gone out into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world." The sentinr.tnt they proclaim, is majesty to God ; to man, humility, self-abasement, devotion. Nicholson's...

...disseminating the words of eternal life throughout the known world ; for making ' their sound go forth into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world.' It does indeed appear to me (looking at the generous co-operation of those who have thought proper...

...thought revelation partial, the languge of these orbs is certainly universal. "Their sound is gone out into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world " The sentiment they proclaim is majesty to God; to man, humility, self-abasement, devotion. Nicholson's...

...indifferent whether Christianity ended as well as began at home. . If we pray that " the sound may go out into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world," and yet are satisfied to keep the sound within our own hearing, and the - words within our own island,...

...indifferent whether Christianity ended as well as began at home. If we pray that "the sound may go out into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world," and yet are satisfied to keep the sound within our own hearing, and the words within our own island,...

...indifferent whether Chritianity ended as well as began at home. If we pray that " the sound may go out into all lands, and their words unto the ends of the world," and yet are satisfied to keep the sound within our own bearing, and the words within our own island,...