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... father of the child cried out , and said with tears , Lord , I believe , help thou mine un- belief . " The flruggle in the father's heart , between folicitude for the prefervation of his child , and a kind of involuntary dif- truft of ...
... father of the child cried out , and said with tears , Lord , I believe , help thou mine un- belief . " The flruggle in the father's heart , between folicitude for the prefervation of his child , and a kind of involuntary dif- truft of ...
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... Father , that " that cup might pass from him , " yet with fuch a pious retractation of his request , as to have added , " If this cup may not pafs from me , thy will be done ; " it was natural , I fay , for the fame perfon , when he a ...
... Father , that " that cup might pass from him , " yet with fuch a pious retractation of his request , as to have added , " If this cup may not pafs from me , thy will be done ; " it was natural , I fay , for the fame perfon , when he a ...
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In Three Parts William Paley. his father was dead , Claudius intended , at first , to have put him immediately in pof- feffion of his father's dominions ; but that , Agrippa being then but feventeen years of age , the emperor was ...
In Three Parts William Paley. his father was dead , Claudius intended , at first , to have put him immediately in pof- feffion of his father's dominions ; but that , Agrippa being then but feventeen years of age , the emperor was ...
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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