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The wandering life of the patriarchs had a tendency w preserve them from the
infection of idolatry , to carry the light of religion into several countries , and to
shew to succeeding generations , an edifying example of the power of faith . A
very ...
The wandering life of the patriarchs had a tendency w preserve them from the
infection of idolatry , to carry the light of religion into several countries , and to
shew to succeeding generations , an edifying example of the power of faith . A
very ...
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precept , is liable to no objection , it being we ! l known , that he who bears a
slight affront consults his honour and interest much better than he who resists or
resents it ; because he shews a greatness of mind worthy of a man , and uses the
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precept , is liable to no objection , it being we ! l known , that he who bears a
slight affront consults his honour and interest much better than he who resists or
resents it ; because he shews a greatness of mind worthy of a man , and uses the
...
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Farther , there is the same command given to the lepers , to go shew themselves
to the priest . But this command must have been repcated , not twice , but twenty
times , on the suppositive that Jesus cleansed lepers so often . Accordingly , ' we
...
Farther , there is the same command given to the lepers , to go shew themselves
to the priest . But this command must have been repcated , not twice , but twenty
times , on the suppositive that Jesus cleansed lepers so often . Accordingly , ' we
...
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He began with David ' s action in the matter of the shew - bread , which the high -
priest himself was accessary to , which the scriptures record with no mark of
disapprobation , and which , it seems , the doctors never had condemned ; and ,
for ...
He began with David ' s action in the matter of the shew - bread , which the high -
priest himself was accessary to , which the scriptures record with no mark of
disapprobation , and which , it seems , the doctors never had condemned ; and ,
for ...
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And he will shew you things to come . He shall glorify me : for he shall receive of
mine , and ! hall shew it unto you . He shall do me great honour in this respect ,
that all his revelations to you shall be perfectly conformable to the doctrines
which ...
And he will shew you things to come . He shall glorify me : for he shall receive of
mine , and ! hall shew it unto you . He shall do me great honour in this respect ,
that all his revelations to you shall be perfectly conformable to the doctrines
which ...
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| Título | The life of Jesus Christ; with a history of the first propogation of the Christian religion, and the lives of the most eminent persons mentioned in the New Testament |
| Autor | Ezekiel Blomfield |
| Editor | C. Brightly & T. Kinnersley, 1809 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 22 Feb. 2007 |
| Largo | 636 páginas |
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