 | Francis Asbury - Christian life - 1855 - 232 pages
...if there be any, is rather from the corruption of our hearts, than from the nature of the things. " There hath been much ado to get us to agree. We laboured to get our opinions into one, but they will not come together." It may be in our endeavours for agreement we have begun at the wrong... | |
 | C. W. Shields - Christian union - 1896 - 252 pages
...opiniantium unitas non aunt curvo-Tara, Variety of opinions and unity of those that hold them may stand together. There hath been much ado to get us to agree ; we laboured to get our opinions into one, but they will not come together. It may be in our endeavors for agreement we have begun at the wrong... | |
 | William Daniel Grant - Christianity - 1902 - 542 pages
...opiniantium unitas non sunt ceavararai Variety of opinions and unity of those that hold them may stand together. There hath been much ado to get us to agree ; we laboured to get our opinions into one, but they will not come together. It may be in our endeavors for agreement we have begun at the wrong... | |
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... of opinions, and unity of those that hold them, may stand together. There hath been much ado to get us to agree; we laboured to get our opinions into one, but they will not come together. 