...be intolerable discord. All the inhabitants of heaven feel that they can never overpraise " Him who loved them and washed them from their sins in his own blood." There are no Socinians in heaven, for all there adore and worship the Lamb. Nor are there any Romanists...

...on the wings of faith, and love, and joy, thanking their God, and ascribing praise unto Him who bath loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own blood. Such, dear friends, are some of the characteristics of the truly good man: and it remains that you...

...forgetting every distinction of name or sect, will unite their joyful hearts and voices in praise to him who loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own blood. Let us do all in our power to prepare ourselves and others for that blessed world, and to render the...

...like the noise of waters, or the voice of many thunders, will they surround the throne of Him who has loved them, and washed them from their sins in His own blood, In them shall be seen the full manifestation of the power of divine grace. They were all once, fallen...

...him who lay on Jesus' breast, Among the twelve pre-eminently loved, Sound forth the praise of Him who loved them, And washed them from their sins in His own blood, And who, loved with an everlasting love, And by His loving-kindness drawn, can say — WE LOVE THEE,...

...heaven for the lowest place at the feet of mercy, and the most expressive song of praise to Him who loved them and washed them from their sins in his own blood, angels, perhaps, will award the exceeding honor to those who were rescued from guilt and ruin by the...

...secret, one thought filling all hearts, one song employing all voices, the song of praise to Him who had loved them and washed them from their sins in his own blood. Danger was all around them. They might never meet again. Even now their cruel persecutors might be...

...Praise will be the constant occupancy of the redeemed. There they all are full of gratitude to Him "that loved them and washed them from* their sins in His own blood." There all have places in the manymillioned choir, and fill the heavenly temple with a grand diapason...

...he wrote of himself and his fellow-believers as having been made kings as well as priests by Him who loved them and washed them from their sins in his own blood. Why not enjoy, then, during the strength and vigour of life, the unspeakable privilege of feeling that,...

...in another fervent thanksgiving, to be resumed, after a brief interval, before the throne of Him who loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own blood. In the city of Carthage, five young catechumens were seized and imprisoned. Their names were R«vocatus...