The Christian Observer, Volume 24Hatchard and Company, 1824 - Religion |
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For instance , in teaching , intend their education have leisure a dead or foreign language , it is in- to converse with them , and to lead judicious , not to say absurd , to put them to a habit of reflection and into the hands of the ...
For instance , in teaching , intend their education have leisure a dead or foreign language , it is in- to converse with them , and to lead judicious , not to say absurd , to put them to a habit of reflection and into the hands of the ...
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that 66 66 Even to ginality of the Christian doctrines . dering the station and character of To obviate this apparent inconsist- the first Christian teachers , the bold ency , we must consider , that these originality of their language ...
that 66 66 Even to ginality of the Christian doctrines . dering the station and character of To obviate this apparent inconsist- the first Christian teachers , the bold ency , we must consider , that these originality of their language ...
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He presented to the candour and truly Christian humility , that Society a copy of the Bible in the Chinese it was his own history which he had just language , and made his son , a child of been relating ; upon which unanimous about ten ...
He presented to the candour and truly Christian humility , that Society a copy of the Bible in the Chinese it was his own history which he had just language , and made his son , a child of been relating ; upon which unanimous about ten ...
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REV OFImmoral Practices in | 28 |
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