Lectures, Delivered at Bowdoin College: And Occasional Sermons

actions ages ancient answer apostle appears applied argument asserted become believe body called character Christ christian common concerning consequence considered crimes dead death Deity deny divine doctrine doubt earth effect endure eternal evidence evil existence express fact fear feelings formed former further future give gods greater hand happiness heart heathen human ideas imagine implied important influence interest Jesus kind known language latter lecture less light live Lord manner means ment mentioned mind moral nature necessary never object observed opinion pagan passages person possessions possible present principle probably produced prove punishment question rational reason received regard relation religion remark render resurrection revelation salvation Saviour scripture sinner soul speak spirit sufferings suppose term things thought threatened tion true truth universal vice virtue whole wicked worship