The law revealed in Scripture is binding by reason of the authority of the Lawgiver; but not more binding than the law written on the heart, without which we should be incapable alike of moral instruction and of moral government.
Thirdly, it implies pleasure, without which happiness is impossible, as stated in Ethic.
Follow peace with all men, and holiness; without which no man shall see God.
You cannot have God unless you have 'holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord.
It takes no small effort to keep ourselves in the attitude of dependence and receptivity, without which none of the great gifts of God come to us, and, least of all, the habitual practice of Christian virtues.
The air, without which he is not able to respire, is the cause of those hurricanes, of those tempests, which frequently render useless the labour of mortals.
It is a heart devoid of the fruits of love which are likeness and righteousness, 'without which no man shall see the Lord,' nor stand the flash of the brightness of His coming.
Great fact, without which Christ is a shattered prop, and 'ye are yet in your sins.
The same thing happens in regard to other sins; for the lustful man desires pleasure, without which there is no sin, although he does not desire sin simply, for he would wish to enjoy the pleasure without sin.
Right order to an end which is included in the notion of foresight, contains rectitude of counsel, judgment and command, without which no right order to the end is possible.
Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see God.
That fond attachment to municipal self-government, without which there is no provincial freedom possible, is a fundamental feature of our national character.
But there is one thing indispensable to it, without which there is no hope for this happy issue.
It was a sorrowful sight to see that there was no power on earth ready to maintain those eternal laws, without which there is no security for any nation on earth.
The atom is made complete by the accidents, without which it cannot be.
Next in importance are the laws governing social and moral conduct, without which society is impossible.
It is a necessary condition of social life, without whichno association is possible, not even that of a robber band.
We come at length to the atoms, without which, as an imperishable substratum, all order in the generation and development of things would be destroyed.
Newton's passage from a falling apple to a falling moon was an act of the prepared imagination, without which the 'laws of Kepler' could never have been traced to their foundations.
You may call this levity, and you are partly right; for flowers and colours are but trifles light as air, but such levity is a constituent portion of our human nature, without which it would sink under the weight of time.
Truth is the very bond of society, without whichit must cease to exist, and dissolve into anarchy and chaos.
For he that hath Dominion over the person of a man, hath Dominion over all that is his; without which, Dominion were but a Title, without the effect.
There are two attractions in the vicinity, without which I fear Monterey would have ultimately passed from the memory of man.
Between brick walls we thread our way, and begin descending into the abysmal darkness; the tapers, without which it were impossible to proceed with safety, burn feebly in the double night of the subterranean tenements.
Christ; but moreover, implies a belief of his whole doctrine, and an obedience to his law; without which, the calling him Lord will save no man.
Follow peace with all men and holiness: without which no man shall see God.
But then true faith is always to be presupposed, without which (saith St. Paul, Heb.
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