...of Savoy ; neither did their ancestors, the orthodox Genevese, do so, or if they did, it was always with the sword in one hand, and the Bible in the other. In conjunction with the Bernese, they sometimes entered Suvoy to plunder and despoil the inhabitants,...

...religiously believed, by the devil. Spectres and witchcraft were received articles of belief, and, with the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other, our progenitors waged war alike against the visible and invisible world. The character of the aborigines...

...used as a place of public worship. Thus did these pious people offer their devout aspirations to God with the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other. ' About the end of March,' says Mr. Winslow, 'our store of victuals was wholly spent, having lived...

...used as a place of public worship. Thus did these pious people offer their devout aspirations to God with the sword in one hand and the bible in the other. 'About the end of March,' says Mr. Wiuslow, 'our store of victuals was wholly spent, having lived long...

...true, that the soldiers on the Parliament or Commonwealth side fought and prayed at the same time, with the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other. It is a fact, probably without a parallel in the history of war, that early in the contest an attempt...

...of the gospel—instead of endeavouring to enlighten she coerced them—and the man who goes forth with the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other, will never be a successful preacher of the doctrines of our Divine Redeemer. In the construction of...

...of the gospel—instead of endeavouring to enlighten she coerced them—and the man who goes forth with the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other, will never be a successful preacher of the doctrines of our Divine Redeemer. In the construction of...

...plundered, and attempts made to destroy them, but in vain. In them the pious fathers of former days, with the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other, gathered the wild bands of the prairie to bend the knee to the shrine' of the Virgin. The climate of...

...one of the most powerful characters of any age or nation, was horn at Huntingdon, England, in 1599. With the sword in one hand and the Bible in the other, he raised the stormy elements of political and religious fanaticism, and ruled them at his wilt. Brave,...

...often to be seen in the open fields, or on some remote hill-side, worshipping the God of their fathers. With the sword in one hand, and the Bible in the other, they stood listening with the most insatiable eagerness to those blessed truths, for tbe maintenance...