| This account, given by recreants, and preserved in the words of an impartial enemy of the faith, reflects at every point the indications of the New Testament concerning the primitive Church |
| This account, given by recreants, and preserved in the words of an impartial enemy of the faith, reflects at every point the indications of the New Testament concerning the primitive Church. |
| In both districts, the number of tourists and recreants prevails over the residents more than four times. |
| Although all recreants suffer from lack of self-sufficiency, few exhibit Calvin's intensity of effort to overcome it. |
| The tremendous strain which the Star would have to suffer when the sophistries of recreants and the shibboleths of renegades were abroad will be obvious. |
