Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review, Volume 6

according action Aeschylus ancient appear argument become believe body bring called cause character Christ Christian church comes common connection considered continue course criticism death divine doctrine earth effect elements entire especially evidence existence expression fact faith feeling future give given Greek ground hand heart higher highest hope human idea important influence king knowledge language learned less light living manner matter means mind moral nature necessary never object orator organic origin pass passage period person philosophy position present principle question reason received reference regard relation religion represented respect result resurrection revelation seems sense sermons soul speak spirit suppose taken things thou thought tion true truth universal whole