He is required by his holy calling to be victorious over the world; and to this victory, the conquest of the dread of its dis-esteem and dishonour is essentially and indispensably required.
Whatever is not expressly forbidden cannot be very criminal; whatever is not positively enjoined, cannot be indispensably necessary--If we do not offend against the laws, what more can be expected from us?
God will not accept of a divided affection; a single heart, and a single eye are in express terms declared to be indispensably required of us.
These can only be attained by adopting as the basis of action moderation in all things, which is as indispensably necessary to secure the harmonious action of the political as of the animal system.
To give due effect to the civil administration of Government and to insure a just execution of the laws, a revision and amendment of the judiciary system is indispensably necessary.
For myself, I disclaim all desire to have any control over the public moneys other than what is indispensably necessary to execute the laws which you may pass.
The nature of that country requires indispensably that an unusual proportion of the force employed there should be cavalry or mounted infantry.
Works in favorable and proper situations on the Lakes would be found to be as indispensably necessary, in case of war, to carry on safe and successful naval operations as fortifications on the Atlantic seaboard.
Indispensably necessary to their agricultural system were their great water-works.
Indeed, the condition indispensably necessary for its functional activity is waste by oxydation.
Whoever wills the end, wills also (so far as reason decides his conduct) the means in his power which are indispensably necessary thereto.
To establish a claim of privilege in either house, and to distinguish original right from usurpation, it must appear that it is indispensably necessary for the performance of the duty, and also that it has been uniformly allowed.
Above all, it is indispensably necessary to keep a clear naval superiority, both on the coast of the continent, and in the West Islands.
As a nursery of seamen, and a source of naval power, it has been, and is an object of serious importance, and perhaps indispensably necessary to the accomplishment and the preservation of our independence.
Cool action was indispensably necessary: for the first and the last time in their lives, there was a secret between the sisters.
There they lay down upon the ground, with a certain composition of honey in each hand, which they were indispensably obliged to carry with them.
I therefore thought myself indispensably obliged to restore, on this occasion, to young students, what I could not but blame myself for omitting elsewhere.
The politics of Europe render it indispensably necessary, that, with respect to every thing external, we be one nation only, firmly hooped together.
We exhort them to suffer no greater delay to take place in this most interesting concern, than a regard to the public welfare truly and indispensably demands.
But experience assures us, that the efficacy of the provision has been greatly overrated; and that some more adequate defense is indispensably necessary for the more feeble, against the more powerful, members of the government.
I however believed, that the conduct now most indispensably incumbent on me was to lay the emotions of my soul naked before my hearers.
It seemed as if my faculties were, at least for the time, exhausted by the late preternatural intensity of their exertions, and that they stood indispensably in need of a period of comparative suspension.
I therefore only took out the key from the door of the apartment, having first locked it, and, putting it in my pocket, hastened to go where my presence seemed indispensably necessary.
The king had deeply imbibed the tenets of Andrews and Laud, believing an episcopal government indispensably necessary to the valid administration of the sacraments, and the very existence of a christian church.
A characteristic tenet of this party was, as I have already observed, that episcopal government was indispensably requisite to a Christian church.
I conceive that an unreserved but confidential communication of all the papers relative to the recent negotiations with some of the Southern tribes of Indians is indispensably requisite for the information of Congress.
All the force not placed in the garrisons along the coast and in the ordnance depots, and indispensably necessary there, is placed on the frontiers.
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