The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

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my Utmost soul, to-1oe saved.
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h'es @! tnat moral volcaho o"'s' i"''"' "n'e"
have ever continued 10 spread ana o"fh' co"'
Stunning IN Their course every oonox'"osves''se
of papai impu''ty. Heaven seemed 'nen !"
have 'n'efPosed III tavot OF me cn''s''a" re-
lie'on-wonders aud miracles beng wfoasn'
in CONFIRMATION oi It's dlvlne origin. 10
combination Of causes, embracing some whicn
were almost foTtultcus, must be ascTined the
success of Luther aud his followers who were
all men without power and policy ana oP-
posed to those wh" were IN tuii possession
OF both. But the same haod 'nat f'an'eo
christianity, was pledged 20 s"ppo't 'ne'n iu
defending the reformed tann' ana 'ney weut
forward therefore, Win "noiench,ng purpose
not d"uo''ns OF their success III 'ne yea.
1917 when the general ind",senc'es were
hrst published IN Europe, 10 'aso1 Oh nose
only VINO should AID 10 mo erection OF 'ne
church OF ST. Peters at Rome, Lh'ner was
still professor OF DIVINITY IN the university
OF " iitemberg; aud II was then That ne gave
lectures upon the sacred books, aud EXPLAINED
the eplsile to the Romans, aud the fsa'tns'
aud illustrated them with SO much bodne<s'
land III a manner SO entirely new, that, IN the
jeegment oi men, eminent tor thelr plety and
( prudo0ee, inrious day was soon to dawn,
alter tnes4ieht oil darkness and desPo'ism,
which hs0S fang reigned. Aud these good
men were qei dsceived,-for soon the ever
io-be-remsnshefed day OF civil aud 'eiis'"ns
'iae,'y Duty rt'h 'efoisent Ign, upon ,nt at
"oflo' aud ooo grant that lis evening :ns"e<
may never go oo"u upon "s' 'o"s
controversy SO S'ea''y oeP'ses'e" oy """,
a. Inc Pfesen. oay, because OK 'no "ppa'e!l
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