 | Richard Price - 1772 - 482 페이지
...feeing them fink under decay and ficknefs. We fhall never be witnefles. to any fuch fhocking fcenes a$ their expiring agonies. The cruel hand of death will...them, and to tear them from our embraces*. They will flourifh in eternal health * *f Who would not (fays Socrates in his apo'' l°gy) Part wi'ha great deal... | |
 | Richard Price - 1777 - 554 페이지
...feeing them fink under decay and ficknefs. We fhall never be witneffes to any fudh Chocking fcenee as their expiring agonies. The cruel hand of death will not be able there to reach them, end to tear them from our embraces*. They will flourifh in eternal health .* " Who would «ot (feys... | |
 | Thomas Lape - 1849 - 204 페이지
...will be immortal. Our happiness in them will be liable to no abatements from the sad apprehensions of being soon parted from them, and seeing them sink...embraces. They will flourish in eternal health and vigor, and be with us for ever with the Lord. Such are the circumstances that, we may imagine, will... | |
 | Godfrey Holden Pike - 1880 - 354 페이지
...pangs of sorrow that attend the dissolution of them. But in the heavenly state, we shall feel no sorrow of this kind. Our friends will be immortal. Our happiness...flourish in eternal health and vigour, and be with us for ever with tlie Lord. The prospect, in general, of a future state, must have a most friendly influence... | |
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But in the heavenly state, we shall feel no sorrow of this kind. Our friends will be immortal. Our happiness in them will be liable to no abatements from the sad apprehension of being soon parted from them, and seeing them sink under decay and sickness.... 