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<p> Huber, the great naturalist, tells us, that if a single wasp discovers a deposit of honey or other food, he will return his nest, and impart the good news to his companions, will will sally forth in great numbers to partake of the fare which has been discovered for them. Shall we who have found honey in the rock | Gospel: Duty Of Spreading It <ref name="term_75822" /> | ||
==References == | <p> Huber, the great naturalist, tells us, that if a single wasp discovers a deposit of honey or other food, he will return his nest, and impart the good news to his companions, will will sally forth in great numbers to partake of the fare which has been discovered for them. Shall we who have found honey in the rock Christ Jesus, be less considerate of o; fellow men than wasps are of their fellow insects? [[Ought]] we not rather like the [[Samaritan]] woman to hasten to tell t good news? Common humanity should prevent one of them from concealing the great discovery which grace has enable us to make. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:09, 13 October 2021
Gospel: Duty Of Spreading It [1]
Huber, the great naturalist, tells us, that if a single wasp discovers a deposit of honey or other food, he will return his nest, and impart the good news to his companions, will will sally forth in great numbers to partake of the fare which has been discovered for them. Shall we who have found honey in the rock Christ Jesus, be less considerate of o; fellow men than wasps are of their fellow insects? Ought we not rather like the Samaritan woman to hasten to tell t good news? Common humanity should prevent one of them from concealing the great discovery which grace has enable us to make.
