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Religious emblems and allegories : a series of engravings, with suitable letter-press, designed to illustrate divine truth (1868)

Holmes, William · London : William Tegg · leaf 132

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nts, solemn, momentous, and deeply interesting.What more solemn than death ? What more momentous than thejudgment to come ? What more interesting to an immortal spiritthan the final issues of that judgment ? Shall I my everlasting dayswith fiends or angels spend ? The prudent man foreseeth the… … The righteous shall never be removed.—Pro v. x. 30. Behold, we countthem happy who endure.—^James v. ii. FORTITUDE AND CONSTANCY. As stands the pillar on the solid ground, Nor heeds the tempest that prevails around. Unmoved, though tempests bluster from on high. And thunders rolling shake the…

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