Literary and Theological Review, Volumen2

action affections appear become believe Bible called cause character Christ Christian church common consider course desire direct divine doctrine doubt duty evidence evil excite exercise existence fact faith feelings give glory Gospel hand heart holy human idea important influence institutions instruction interest kind knowledge labour language learning less light living Lord manner matter means mental mind moral Moses motives nature necessary never object observed once opinion original passage period persons philosophy practical present principles question reader reason reference reform regard relation religion religious remarks require respect result schools Scriptures seems sense soul speak spirit success suppose teach teachers Theology thing thought tion true truth universal voluntary whole writer written