...the evidences of the truth of Christianity in a way suited unto their capacities, that so they may be able to give a reason of the hope that is in them, and be fortified against the attacks of deists and infidels, who abound every where in this degenerate...

...darkest spot in the entire parish, and now suffer great persecution for the truth's sake. They are able to give a reason of the hope that is in them." From another quarter we learn that an old soldier, whose wife had formerly left the Church of Rome,...

...familiar with the contents of the Sacred Writings. In one place, he urges them to this, that they may be able to give a reason of the hope that is in them to any of the inquiring or the sceptical from among the heathen who may apply to them for instruction,...

...and obedient sons, though " coming from far," as those that have been " nursed at her side," and as " able to give a reason of the hope that is in them ?" But I mean not to argue. Take away those ministers at her altars who have been baptized or educated...

...and obedient sons, though "coming from far,", as'those that have been " nursed at her side," and as " able to give a reason of the hope that is in them?" But I mean not to argue. Take away those ministers at her altars who have been baptized or educated...

...profound learning of Cudworth, down to the dexterous simplicity, but dubious conclusions of Paley. To be ' able to give a reason of the hope that is in us,' is a divine command. Next in importance is, to be able to give to ourselves a reason for our...

...say, converts from the errors of Popery, entirely through the instrumentality of this School, and both able to give a reason of the hope that is in them. The younger of the two, a fine boy about twelve years, was particularly intelligent. He had gone through...

...so much to create a spirit of enquiry, as to satisfy and meet it. The converts have shown themselves able to give a reason of the hope that is in them — able to withstand the threats hurled, and not seldom carried into effect, by the dismayed and enraged...

...IS ADAPTED TO DO MUCH GOOD." . . . " That it is well worthy of the careful perusal of all who wish to be able to give 'A REASON OF THE HOPE THAT IS IN THEM,' and to warn their children and others around tliem, against those delusions which destroy the soul." Do...

...are presumptuous — [There la no man who does not hope that he shall be saved at last. But we ought to be " able to give a reason of the hope that is in usr." If we cannot do this, and a satisfactory reason too, our hope is altogether vain and delusive....