 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1836 - 614 halaman
...wisdom, for the best good of them that fear and trust in him, and that acquiesce in his providence. It is time to return to Mr. Sands, where we left him, working on his frame. The reason of his refusing to comply with the motions the Indians made to him, as before is noted, might... | |
 | 1837 - 312 halaman
...wisdom, for the best good of them that fear and trust in him, and that acquiesce in his providence. It is time to return to Mr. Sands, where we left him, working on his frame. The reason of his refusing to comply with the motions the Indians made to him, as before is noted, might... | |
 | Samuel Truesdale Livermore - 1877 - 382 halaman
...infidels, who otherwise would doubtless in their rage have split out his brains with his own ax. However, the Indians being gone, he gathered up his tools and...the like kind, they both went from the business." Mrs. Hutchinson hired others to finish her house. Soon after she with her whole family, sixteen in... | |
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... crowded by her. Thus the counsel of God it shall stand, and he will do all his pleasure, sometimes by wonderful,. mysterious means; and it becomes us to stand still and know that God orders all events in wisdom, for the best good of them that fear... 