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... that in reading a chapter as was usual , and thereupon sometimes consulting
expositors upon some hard places of it , which at that time most affected me , as
relating to points then under consideration in my own mind , or in debate
amongst ...
... that in reading a chapter as was usual , and thereupon sometimes consulting
expositors upon some hard places of it , which at that time most affected me , as
relating to points then under consideration in my own mind , or in debate
amongst ...
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... though upon different occasions , and to several purposes , yet all confined
within the business of his apostleship , and so contain nothing but points of
Christian instruction , amongst which he seldom fails to drop in , and often to
enlarge on ...
... though upon different occasions , and to several purposes , yet all confined
within the business of his apostleship , and so contain nothing but points of
Christian instruction , amongst which he seldom fails to drop in , and often to
enlarge on ...
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This consideration has set so many learned and pious men amongst us , of late
years , upon expositions , paraphrases , and notes on the Sacred Writings , that
the author of these hopes the fashion may excuse him for endeavouring to add
his ...
This consideration has set so many learned and pious men amongst us , of late
years , upon expositions , paraphrases , and notes on the Sacred Writings , that
the author of these hopes the fashion may excuse him for endeavouring to add
his ...
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Secondly , Their dissensions and disputes in this matter had raised great
animosities amongst them , to the disturbance of their peace , and the setting
them at strife with one another , chap . v . 6 , 13 - 15 . The reforming them in these
two ...
Secondly , Their dissensions and disputes in this matter had raised great
animosities amongst them , to the disturbance of their peace , and the setting
them at strife with one another , chap . v . 6 , 13 - 15 . The reforming them in these
two ...
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3 But neither Titus , who was with me , being a Greek , was compelled to be
circumcised : PARAPHRASE . of note and reputation amongst them ; lest the
pains that I have already takena , or should take in the Gospel , should be 3 in
vain b .
3 But neither Titus , who was with me , being a Greek , was compelled to be
circumcised : PARAPHRASE . of note and reputation amongst them ; lest the
pains that I have already takena , or should take in the Gospel , should be 3 in
vain b .
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of John Locke, Volumen8 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Autor | John Locke |
| Editor | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 7 Abr. 2006 |
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