...account to God for what he had done ..." the hardened and remorseless villain proudly replied, ' To man I can be answerable; and as for God I will take Him into my own hand.' " — Ed. — Tyrants! could not misfortune teach That man had rights beyond your reach ! Thought ye...

...reckoning will come ' ; and that the murderer replied — " To man I can answer for what I have done ; and as for God, I will take him into my own hand ". Yet it was rumoured that even on his seared conscience and adamantine heart the dying ejaculations...

...answer to the rebel Covenanter who appealed to God and man against his drumhead sentence : " To man I can be answerable, and as for God, I will take Him into my own hand." Now the almost universal comment on this has been condemnatory — the censure varying in terms from...

...the executioner, and he shot him in the presence of his wife and child. When the widow remonstrated : "Well, sir, you must give an account of what you have...answered : "To men I can be answerable, and as for God. I'll take Him info my own hand." without legal trial or sentence, not allowing them either to have...

...for this morning's work?" With an indifferent countenance that belied his words, Claverhourse said: "To men I can be answerable, and as for God, I will take Him in my own hands." As the student of religious history in Scotland will observe, we have only given...

...capable of it ; but how will ye be answerable to God for this morning's work ?" " To men," he replied, " I can be answerable ; and as for God, I will take him in my own hands." With these words he mounted, put spurs to his horse, and disappeared. She tied up...