...that though priests and people were wont to call their churches hoty places, temples of God, etc., that "God, who made the world, did not dwell in temples made with hands, but rather in the hearts of his people." These were to him new, radical, important conceptions of fundamental...

...people could I join with ; but was as a stranger to all, relying wholly upon the Lord Jesus Christ. At another time it was opened in me, That God, who...the world, did not dwell in temples made with hands. This at the first seemed a stiange word, because both priests and people use to call their temples...

...bred at Oxford or Cambridge was not enough to fit and qualify men to be ministers of Christ,' and ' that God who made the world did not dwell in temples made with hands.' He passed his time in studying his Bible, living much in the open air, fasting and having great internal...

...bred at Oxford or Cambridge was not enough to fit and qualify men to be ministers of Christ,' and ' that God who made the world did not dwell in temples made with hands.' He passed his time in studying his Bible, living much in the open air, fasting and having great internal...

...being bred at Oxford or Cambridge was not enough to fit and qualify men to be ministers of Christ," and that " God, Who made the world, did not dwell in temples made with hands." " I had also great openings concerning the things written in the Revelation." He also experienced deeper...

...Bible, by himself. The third revelation struck at the popular reverence for the sacred edifices. " At another time it was opened in me, ' That God who...world, did not dwell in temples made with hands.' This at first seemed a strange word, because both priests and people used to call their temples or...

...through the fields or the orchard alone with his Bible. At another time it is " opened " to him, " That God, who made the world, did not dwell in temples made with hands." This seems to him a strange word, because both priests and people used to call their temples or churches...

...qualify men to be ministers of Christ. He adds: "I wondered at it, because it was the common belief of people. At another time it was opened in me ' That...world, did not dwell in temples made with hands.' This, at the first, seemed strange, because both priests and people used to call their temples or churches,...

...and qualify men to be ministers of Christ'; and I wondered at it, because it was the common belief of people." " At another time it was opened in me, '...world, did not dwell in temples made with hands.'" So, as he tells us, he began to regard " the priests (ie Presbyterian ministers) less, and looked more...

...people, could I join with; but was as a stranger to all, relying wholly upon the Lord Jesus Christ. At another time it was opened in me that God, who...the world, did not dwell in temples made with hands. This at first seemed a strange word, because both priests and people used to call their temples, or...