...of Christianity to my countrymen. 1 expect we shall embark in a few days. We shall labour to diffuse the knowledge of the -true God and Jesus Christ whom he has sent ; and we hope that, before long, God will bring many more of the Chinese young men to believe in Christianity,...

...disowned, and thrust out of his kingdom. 3. T/ie Scriptures. — These are blessed means of teaching us the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent — of information concerning every thing in which we are principally interested — and they afford...

...according to the confession of the most eminent among Unitarian writers, to lead the diligent inquirer to the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent. Instead of "duplicity," your correspondent will have no objection, I trust, to read " forgetfulness...

...for the ' only name under Heaven whereby we can be saved." An idolatry of human beings, deified ia some unaccountable manner, is made to intervene between...the true God, and Jesus Christ whom He has sent. The Apontle himself, who rent his garment when they would sacrifice to him as Mercury, is now made the...

...unaccountable manner, is made to intervene between the knowledge of the true God , and Jesus Christ whom He hag sent. The Apostle himself, who rent his garment when...which our prayers are to be prepared to reach the curs of the Lord of Heaven. There is a consistency in this heresy, an openness in the avowal of its...

...according to the confession of the most eminent among Unitarian writers, to lead the diligent inquirer to the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has lent. Instead of "duplicity," your correspondent will have no objection, I trust, to read " forgetfulness...

...will emanate to distant regions, as well as that which we are now endeavouring to communicate — " the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent." But while no effectual cure can be named, at least within our reach, for the great evil we have been...

...divinely-appointed means of grace, to impart to those who, we believe, have set up a god of their own, the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent. For I would desire all who are present, to bear in mind, that the preaching of the Gospel widely differs...

...divinely-appointed means of grace, to impart to those who, we believe, have set up a god of their own, the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent.' "We doubt not the sincerity and humility of this passage. It is the utterance of a real faith and charity....

...when far away from home and friends. We should also pray for the heathen, that they may be brought to the knowledge of the true God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent. But we may do something more than this. We may help to send books and tracts to show them the way to...