And I most gladly will spend and will be spent for your souls, even if the more abundantly I love you the less I am loved.
For I wrote to you in much affliction and distress of mind with many tears, not that you should be grieved, but that you might know the love which I have abundantly for you.
For this is our rejoicing; the testimony of our conscience that in purity and godly sincerity, not with a carnal wisdom, but with a divine grace, we have conducted ourselves in the world, and most abundantly towards you.
Why doth a cow give milk moreabundantly than other beasts?
He despised it all, and made his contempt abundantly apparent.
That hope died out with the first sound of the terrible news which proved so abundantly Knox's old assertion that in the hands of the Papists there was no safety for his life, or the life of any who believed with him.
Therefore, Madam, the only way to retain and keep those benefits of God abundantly poured now of late days upon you and upon your realm, is unfeignedly to render unto God, to His mercy and undeserved grace, the glory of your exaltation.
The oxygen thus consumed by the plant is the free oxygen of the air, which we suppose to be abundantly supplied to the liquid.
In public statements and in private communications, to adversaries and to friends, in Rome and Warsaw, in Paris and Tokyo, in Africa and throughout this hemisphere, America has made her position abundantly clear.
This need wasabundantly met at the Home of Industry, open at all times, with a welcome and words of cheer ready for the servants of the Lord from every part of the world.
Most if not all of these volumes are of some three hundred pages each, very closely printed, even allowing for the abundantly "spaced" conversation.
I then folded that portion of the strip of paper down three times, and told the Medium that it was ready for the mucilage; he came over from his table at once with a brush of mucilage, and spread it abundantly under the last fold.
The account given of the discovery he wished to make, abundantly confirms this opinion of him; it also shows how large was George Eliot's learning, and how well she could use it for the novelist's purposes.
That her marriage was a true one in all but the legal form, that she was faithful to its every social obligation, has been abundantly shown.
It was here George Eliot was superior, as is abundantlyshown in Romola.
She has abundantly proved that dramatic situations, historic surroundings and heroic attitudes are not necessary for the highest purposes of the novelist.
These our supplications, which have been for 24 years brought before the Lord concerning them, have been abundantly answered, in former years, in the conversion of hundreds from among them.
Putting aside the Bible, therefore, I fell on my knees and asked God that He would graciously be pleased to repeat His former kindness, and to supply me again more abundantly with means.
See, esteemed Reader, how abundantly God answered our prayers, and how plain it is, that we were not mistaken, after we had patiently and prayerfully sought to ascertain His will.
All being ready at last, it remained to place the projectile in the Columbiad, an operation abundantly accompanied by dangers and difficulties.
The actual state of this cracked twisted, and burst disc abundantly proves this.
Were not that the case, why should the Stoics say so much on that question, whether virtue was abundantlysufficient to a happy life?
Nor, although it be only a minor annoyance, must the pain and inconvenience felt by wanderers in the bush from the prickly grass, which is found abundantly in the sandy districts, be forgotten.
Of such unwitting dishonesty men of thought areabundantly guilty, when deeming themselves to be governed only by reason, they are in fact slaves to some intellectual fashion of the day.
The most delightful company is here; the Father and the Son, who sought no other company from all eternity, but were abundantly satisfied and rejoiced in one another.
The Father declares from heaven that he is abundantly well pleased with his Son, not only because he is his Son, but even in the undertaking and performing of that work of redemption of sinners.
He was made able to satisfy the law with obedience, and the law was abundantly able to satisfy him, by giving life unto him.
And this is the business we have to do, to persuade you that the Father holds him abundantlycontented with his Son.
One is, that the Lord Jesus Christ was a true man, and that his disciples had all possible evidence of it, which the history more abundantly shows.
How much more will it run abundantly towards them whom he is well pleased with.
This is the divinity of Paul,—“I laboured more abundantly than they all, yet not I, but grace in me.
Clusters of hundreds of individuals grewabundantly at Mt.
Grows where it pleases and abundantly throughout the land.
At first abundantly porous, but toothed from the first, at length quite as in Hydna.
Hymenium= dark cinereous, rugose when moist, the minute crowded irregular folds abundantly anastomosing, nearly even when dry.
Lane writes that this species is edible and grows so abundantly in fir woods that it might be gathered by wagon loads and might be made a source of an abundant food supply.
The stem is abundantly furnished with fibrillose rootlets at the base.
As we have seen, the Admiral had scarcely a voice in the matter, and subsequent events abundantly confirmed the wisdom of the appointment.
The appearance of the little vessel pleased him considerably, his officers and men even more so, as his letters abundantly testify.
An opportunity soon occurred which abundantly proved this, and which, as I will now narrate, gave an entire new turn to my fortunes.
But this was before the arrival of the Europeans; for we have added to this short catalogue, a disease which abundantly supplies the place of all the others; and is now almost universal.
Copper and iron are rather abundantly found in Kabylia, and its inhabitants are expert in extracting these metals from their ores.
Dwelling on a soil where alimentary products, once abundantly sown, harvest themselves without labour or effort, the Tahitians have preserved soft effeminate manners, and a certain childishness in their ideas.
Of course, there were weeds and ivy growing in the crevices, but not so abundantly as I have seen them elsewhere.
He might tell you five or ten dollars; but if you pay him seventy-five cents for yourself and your guide, he will be abundantly and thoroughly satisfied.
