Mark Twain & the BibleUniversity of Kentucky Press, 1969 - 140 páginas |
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Página 76
... human race , he is neither just , kind , nor merciful . He answers no prayers . Yet it cannot be said that he is really indifferent to man , as had been suggested in " If I Could Be There . " It is he who established the exact and ...
... human race , he is neither just , kind , nor merciful . He answers no prayers . Yet it cannot be said that he is really indifferent to man , as had been suggested in " If I Could Be There . " It is he who established the exact and ...
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... human beings are to suffer this awful fate , although they all lived and died without ever having heard of Him or the terms at all . This exhibition of mercifulness may be called gorgeous . We have nothing approaching it among human ...
... human beings are to suffer this awful fate , although they all lived and died without ever having heard of Him or the terms at all . This exhibition of mercifulness may be called gorgeous . We have nothing approaching it among human ...
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... human nature to sink . ' " 39 Nothing il- lustrates this better than the " history of the progress of the human race " presented by Satan in " The Mysteri- ous Stranger " including as it does Cain's murder of Abel , the flood , Noah ...
... human nature to sink . ' " 39 Nothing il- lustrates this better than the " history of the progress of the human race " presented by Satan in " The Mysteri- ous Stranger " including as it does Cain's murder of Abel , the flood , Noah ...
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The Writer The Bible I | 1 |
To The Holy Land | 15 |
Three Biblical Images | 29 |
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