Letters of John Calvin volume 4
Letters of John Calvin volume 4
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If my delay in replying to you hitherto has given you of- fence, I should not be surprised at it, for though you make me no reproach, yet I cannot conceal from myself that I ought to blush for my too prolonged silence. One thing only I beg of you, which is that you will not suppose me to be so indolent nor so unpolite as to have neglected a friendly office which is due ' It is to this apostasy of Constance, of which he had been the reformer, that Blaurer alludes in a letter to Calvin, in which ...we read these words : " Unhappy that I am, who survive my country, which, though still alive, is virtually dead. " MSS. Of Geneva.
" See the note Vol. I. P. 3. It appears that independently of his translation of the New Testament into Spanish, Francis Dry:uiiicr had undertaken imnien. Se labours on the Scriptures. " If God permit, I should wish to publish before my death the books of the Bible, upon which I have bestowed all my pains during fifteen years. " This wish expressed in one of his letters to Calvin (Oct.
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If my delay in replying to you hitherto has given you of- fence, I should not be surprised at it, for though you make me no reproach, yet I cannot conceal from myself that I ought to blush for my too prolonged silence. One thing only I beg of you, which is that you will not suppose me to be so indolent nor so unpolite as to have neglected a friendly office which is due ' It is to this apostasy of Constance, of which he had been the reformer, that Blaurer alludes in a letter to Calvin, in which ...we read these words : " Unhappy that I am, who survive my country, which, though still alive, is virtually dead. " MSS. Of Geneva.
" See the note Vol. I. P. 3. It appears that independently of his translation of the New Testament into Spanish, Francis Dry:uiiicr had undertaken imnien. Se labours on the Scriptures. " If God permit, I should wish to publish before my death the books of the Bible, upon which I have bestowed all my pains during fifteen years. " This wish expressed in one of his letters to Calvin (Oct.
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