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 1 4 |          of fishes, and time's own great paunch itself of course
 2 4 |           but (would you know) how great a licence of unseemly language
 3 5 |          the Creator thereof is so great. But, you say, even the
 4 5 |             There is undoubtedly a great difference in the procedure,
 5 6 |            of God? The truth is, a great matter was in progress,
 6 11|          Himself, whether He be so great as to be able to rebuild
 7 13|            phoenix too, it were no great thing. But must men die
 8 14|        whether it was sufficiently great to be habitually able to
 9 14|           is most suitable for the great Being who is God, and Lord,
10 14|      definite, in keeping with His great patience. Thus it follows
11 17|           is postponed to the last great day, in order that by the
12 18|    furnished. Since, however, (the great fact) is proclaimed in so
13 19| resurrection. There are however, a great many also, who, claiming
14 22|          PRAYERS POINT TO THE LAST GREAT DAY AS THE PERIOD OF ITS
15 22|        passing away thereof at the great day of the Lord of His wrath
16 22|         the clouds, with power and great glory. And when these things
17 23|            an elect vessel and the great teacher of the Gentiles;
18 25|     EXPLICIT IN ASSERTING THE SAME GREAT DOCTRINE.~In the Revelation
19 27|           be busily transacted the great process of the resurrection.~
20 28|         WELL AS WORDS, ATTEST THIS GREAT DOCTRINE.~But we know that
21 30|             in the distrust of his great unbelief, was offended at
22 31|            adore the Lord for this great grace.~
23 36|            of the Sadducees. Their great object, I take it, was to
24 38|          to life, it was really no great matter for Him to raise
25 44|           living through grace how great a grace you may see when
26 48|             SUNDRY PASSAGES IN THE GREAT CHAPTER OF THE RESURRECTION
27 54|        Therefore life, too, as the great antagonist of death, will
28 55|           of a change which (is so great, that it) almost suggests
29 55|           again; as if, indeed, so great a change amounted to utter
30 55|          between a change, however great, and everything which has
31 57|            of man. So that for the great future there need be no