...Saviour, when he gave authority to tí> e eleven to convert and baptize the nations, exprelsly declared that he would be with them always even unto the end of the world. As ht knew all things, no man, proteffing to believe the G"fyel, will prefume ta fay that he...

...Saviour, when he gave authority to the eleven to convert and baptize the nations, exprelsly declared that he would be with them always even unto the end of the world. As he knew all things, no man, profefling to believe the Gofpel, will prefume to fay that he...

...consequences of such actions. \Vhen our Lord assured his apostles, and their successors in the church, " ' that he would be with them always, even unto the end of the world," cooperating with their pious endeavours by his providence and by his spirit, he in effect foretold...

...presence of God in an eminent degree ; or, as our Saviour promised to lift disciples, Matth. xxviii. 20. that he would be with them always, even unto the end of the -world ; and, ns the result thereof, that the gates of hell should not prevail against it, Matth. xvi....

...observes, appointed his apostles to the ministration und superintendence of the church, " and promised that he would be with them always, even unto the end of the world" (Matt. x*> iii. 20) ; " that is (says George), with them, ' and with those whom they should...

...well as an accomplishment of what he promised to his apostles just before he ascended into heaven, that he would be with them always even unto the end of the ivcrld, Mat. xxviii. 20. [3.] That they may be supported under the burdens, dileulties and persecutions...

...not merely belong to the Persons of the Apostles, appears from the Nature of that Promise made, to be with them always, even unto the End of the World: Mat. Which must include their Successors iu the Execu-3tOTllL*°' tion of the same Commission. Q. Can the...

...in the church, and intimated that there should always be successors to their office, in his promise that " he would be with them always even unto the end of the world," and in his blessing addressed to the faithful servant appointed to give meat to God's household,...

...put his directions into execution, and to rule his Church, with a gracious and encouraging promise, that he would be with them always, even unto the end of the world. His meaning could not be, that he would be with the Apostles, strictly speaking, because he...

...teach all nations, teaching them to observe all things whatsoever he had commanded them, and promised that he would be with them always, even unto the end of the world. On that occasion I endeavoured to shew you, by the construction of the very text, that there...