...both fo refolutely and fo decently exprefles ? Whether it be right in the Sight of God to hearken unto you, more than unto God, judge ye. For we cannot but fpeak the things, which we have feen and heard \ As they bore Teftimony, not merely to * A£b i. 8. ' Afts ii. 14. • Ver. 36. ' Ads...

...preach no more in that name ; they anfwercc, Whether it he right in the fight ef God, to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye : For we cannot but fpeak tbt things which we have feen and heard, Adb iv. 19. And fo Wickliffe, John Hus, and Luther, who were...

..." they anfwered, and faid unto them, Whe*' ther is it right in the fight of God, to heart" en unto you more than unto God, judge " ye ; for we cannot but fpeak the things we " have feen and heard." And they accordingly went out from the council, and preached the gofpel...

...at all, nor 19 teach, in the name of Jefus. But Peter and John anfwered and faid unto them, Whether it be right in the fight of God, to hearken unto you more than un20 to God, judge ye. For we cannot but fpeak the 21 thmgs which we have feen and heard. So when...

...filence by power; but anfwered, in the language of confcious innocence and heroic virtue, " whether it be right in the " fight of God to hearken unto YOU, more 'f than unto GOD, judge ye." . AGAIN, where fhall we find patience and humility taught in fo heavenly...

...only his word every where bids us, but the very dictate of reafon tells us. (Acts iv. 19.) " Whether it be right in the fight of God, to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye." That for belief or practice in religion according to this confcientious perfuafion...

...fpeak at all, nor teach in the name o " Jefus. Peter and John anfwered, and faid unto them, Wht-the *' it be right in the fight of God to hearken unto you more thai te unto God, judge ye : For we cannot but fpeak the things whicl " we have feen and heard. So,...

...this malignant aflembly, for the juftification of their condudl. " Whether it be right," faid they, " in the fight of God, to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye." For that time they were difmiffed, but with frefh menaces ; and when they had joined their brethren, the...

...give, and thiq fcripture came to my mind, which is the only anfwcr I can give your Lordfhip, " Whether it be right in the fight of " God to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye ?'* Struck with thehoncft Simplicity of the man, hismafter replied, " and do...

...and John fay, with confidence, to the chief priefts and rulers of the Jews, Acts iv. i9. " Whether it be right in the fight of God to " hearken unto you, more than unto God, judge " ye." This habitual regard to God, and entire confidence in him, is alfo reprefented...