Religious emblems and allegories : a series of engravings, with suitable letter-press, designed to illustrate divine truth (1868)
Holmes, William · London : William Tegg · leaf 92
e him as one that waslost, and is foundj that was dead, and is alive again3 and hence-forth minister to him as an heir of salvation. Not all the nobles of the earth, Who boast the honours of their birth, Such real dignity can claim, As those that bear the Christian name To them the privilege, is… … For they bvsd the praise of m^n more than the praise of God.—John xii. 43. SPIRITUAL PRIDE. See where the Pharisee inflated stands, And sounds his praise abroad to distant lands, Himself his trumpeter, he blows, not faint. That all may hear, and own him for a saint; His lengthend notes in sonorous…
Emblems · Christian art and symbolism
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