...(verse 5.) " a hope that maketh not ashamed ? " And may not the believer reply, with holy exultation, to every one that asketh a reason of the hope that is in him, If, when I was an enemy, I was reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more being reconciled,...

...the Bible as inspired ? Ought we not upon a point of such fundamental importance, to be able to give to every one that asketh, a reason of the hope that is in us ? Now I do not say that prophecy is the only evidence to the inspiration of Scripture; very far from...

...POOK CRIPPLE. came in here ; but this I know, that I am commanded by this book to be ready to give to every one that asketh, a reason of the hope that is in me ; and I pray God that I may be enabled of him to do it with meekness and fear. You see, Sir,...

...faith which they held. Be " ready always," says the Apostle Peter, " to give an answer [or defence] to every one that asketh a reason of the hope that is in you." And it does certainly seem very fair that they should be asked by their neighbors, and should...

...faith which they held. Be " ready always," says the Apostle Peter, " to give an answer [or defence] to every one that asketh a reason of the hope that is in you." And it does certainly seem very fair that they should be asked by their neighbors, and should...

...are not often spoken to on the subject of opposing creeds ; but, as we are always to be ready to give an answer to every one that asketh a reason of the ' hope that is in us,' we should understand wherein we differ from Eome." Mrs. Neville was well aware that Julia had been...

...guilty sinner, you may and should trust him. The apostolic command is, that we be always ready to give to ' every one that asketh, a REASON of the hope that is in us, with meekness and fear.' You thus see, that it is not enough to say or to feel that you trust in God,...

...well as Clergymen ; and, that every one, that calls himself a Christian, should be able '' to give, to every one that asketh, a reason of the hope that is in him." Auxiliary to this, the higher Classes (the four highest, under the weekly supervision of the...

...not take a portion of the sacred ministry, shall go out, a well instructed Layman; " ready to give, to every one that asketh, a reason of the hope " that is in him : and qualified for that place in the Councils of the Church, to which, in due time, he may...

...well as Clergymen ; and, that every one, that calls himself a Christian, should be able " to give, to every one that asketh, a reason of the hope that is in him." Auxiliary to this, the higher Classes (the four highest, under the weekly supervision of the...