The Christian Observer, Volume 24Hatchard and Company, 1824 - Religion |
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Let the public : but the subscriptions for the O. us , dear brethren , continue to remember in hio seminary having commenced , that cirour prayers , the great work committed unto cumstance has been considered by its friends us , and ...
Let the public : but the subscriptions for the O. us , dear brethren , continue to remember in hio seminary having commenced , that cirour prayers , the great work committed unto cumstance has been considered by its friends us , and ...
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But do Friends plead church ; only with this difference , for this intuitive or inspired knowthat the Anglican church verifies ledge ? Do they claim for them the moral sense itself by the Scrip- selves , by direct inspiration on such ...
But do Friends plead church ; only with this difference , for this intuitive or inspired knowthat the Anglican church verifies ledge ? Do they claim for them the moral sense itself by the Scrip- selves , by direct inspiration on such ...
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+ glad to have avoided , had it been views entertained by Friends , we possible , every thing which might shall by no means be slow tó adprove painful to their feelings , and mit that the “ situation occupied especially to those of the ...
+ glad to have avoided , had it been views entertained by Friends , we possible , every thing which might shall by no means be slow tó adprove painful to their feelings , and mit that the “ situation occupied especially to those of the ...
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VOL XXIV | 1 |
REV OFImmoral Practices in | 28 |
LIT INTEL New WorksCam | 45 |
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