...thoughts were often raised to the contemplation of that unsearchable Being, whose way is in the sea, whose path is in the great waters, and whose footsteps are not known. But neither the natural beauties of the situation, nor the peculiar advantages which it offered to...

...months, during which we had experienced, in no small degree, the upholding hand and gracious providence of Him, whose way is in the sea, and whose path is in the mighty waters. On our landing at Madras, after passing over three successive walls of rolling surf,...

...— doing " wonders." I must now close the subject. It has pleased that God, whose way is in the sea, whose path is in the great waters, and whose footsteps are not known, to preserve us to the beginning of another year. In looking back on • on that which is past, several...

...the evening, she became so weak that we. expected every moment her last breath ; but the Lord, whoi'e way is in the sea, and whose path is in the great waters, changed our despairing expectation into a favourable one, Mrs. Wilson recovering a little. JVbp. 5....

...that I had, for some time past, spent part of the sabbath in preaching to seamen. With gratitude to Him, ' whose way is in the sea, and whose path is in the great waters,' it is in my power to state that my most sanguine expectations have been more than realized. According...

...and resistless power, and leads the devout spirit to communion with Him, whose ' way is in the deep, whose path is in the great waters, and whose footsteps are not known.' Many such emotions had Geraldine felt while contemplating, with Mr. Maitland, that 'glorious mirror,'...

...that I had, for some time past, spent part of the sabbath in preaching to seamen. With gratitude to Him, ' whose way is in the sea, and whose path is in the great waters,' it is in my power to state that my most sanguine expectations have been mor.e than realized. According...

...o'clock in the evening, she became so weak, that we expected every moment her last breath ; but the Lord, whose way is in the sea, and whose path is in the great waters, changed our despairing expectation into a favourable one, Mrs. Wilson recovering a little. Nov. S....

...and her affections. Now, my dear reader, this is what became of the orphans, and who knows but God, whose " way is in the sea, and whose path is in the great waters ;" may intend this poor little Indian orphan to sooth our dying bed, and to be our greatest earthly...

...and her affections. Now, my dear reader, this is what became of the orphans, and who knows but God, whose " way is in the sea, and whose path is in the great waters ;" may intend this poor little Indian orphan to sooth our dying bed, and to be our greatest earthly...