 At the close of the three day's debate Manford painted a hell for Scott and his brethren to look at, and then flung Into it all the human race that orthodoxy excluded from Heaven. Scott retaliated by sending Judas to Heaven before his Lord, and by carrying...  Circuit-rider Days in Indiana - Page 82by William Warren Sweet - 1916 - 344 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Indiana Historical Society - Indiana - 1911 - 584 pages
...of fine imagination and possessed of telling words, the picture was a marvel of ingenuity. Then he flung into it all the human race that orthodoxy excluded from Heaven. By this time he had his audience sizzling hot, himself the coolest looking man in it. Scott retaliated... | |
 | Noah J. Major - Frontier and pioneer life - 1915 - 310 pages
...of fine imagination and possessed of telling words, the picture was a marvel of ingenuity. Then he flung into it all the human race that orthodoxy excluded from Heaven. By this time he had his audience sizzling hot, himself the coolest looking man in it. Scott retaliated... | |
 | Indiana - 1917 - 434 pages
...the close of the three day's debate Manford painted a hell for Scott and his brethren to look at, and then flung Into it all the human race that orthodoxy...for all would be purified by the offering of Christ. '.This tide of revivalism in a few years began to ebb, and was followed by another and far different... | |
 | Indiana - 1917 - 444 pages
...the close of the three day's debate Manford painted a hell for Scott and his brethren to look at, and then flung into it all the human race that orthodoxy...Abraham's bosom, "all bedeviled and unrepentant" as they wera Manford replied that Mr. Scott need not worry himself about heaveuiy society, for all would be... | |
 | Indiana - 1917 - 454 pages
...the close of the three day's debate Manford painted a hell for Scott and his brethren to look at, and then flung into it all the human race that orthodoxy...Abraham's bosom, "all bedeviled and unrepentant" as they wera Manford replied that Mr. Scott need not worry himself about heavenly society, for all would be... | |
 | Methodist Episcopal Church - Methodist Church - 1920 - 222 pages
...debate the Universalist painted a hell for the Methodist champion and his brethren to look at, and then flung into it all the human race that orthodoxy excluded from heaven. The Methodist replied by sending Judas to heaven before his Lord and carried all liars, lechers, seducers,... | |
 | Henry King Carroll - Evangelists - 1923 - 280 pages
...debate the Universalist painted a hell for the Methodist champion and his brethren to look at, and then flung into it all the human race that orthodoxy excluded from heaven. The Methodist replied by sending Judas to heaven before his Lord and carried all liars, lechers, seducers,... | |
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