The Spirit of the Pilgrims, Volume 1

admitted apostles appear become believe Bible body called Calvinists cause character Christ Christian church considered conversion course death denomination deny divine doctrine doubt duty effect England epistle eternal evangelical evidence existence express fact faith Father feel friends give given Gospel heart heaven hold holy hope human important infants influence interest Italy Jesus judge language learned letter living Lord manner means mind minister moral nature never object opinion original Orthodox parish passage person practice preaching present principles produce prove question reason received regard religion religious remarks respect reviewer revivals Scriptures sense sentiments society soul speak Spirit suppose teach things thought tion true truth Unitarian views whole wish writers