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... these things which ye behold , the days will come , in the which there fhall not be left one ftone upon another , that shall not be thrown down . And they asked him , faying , Maf- ter , but when shall these things be ? and what fign ...
... these things which ye behold , the days will come , in the which there fhall not be left one ftone upon another , that shall not be thrown down . And they asked him , faying , Maf- ter , but when shall these things be ? and what fign ...
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... these quali- ties in a high degree ; for nothing except piety and zeal could engage them in the undertaking . If fanctity of life and man- ners was the allurement , the conduct of these men is unblamable . If the advantage of education ...
... these quali- ties in a high degree ; for nothing except piety and zeal could engage them in the undertaking . If fanctity of life and man- ners was the allurement , the conduct of these men is unblamable . If the advantage of education ...
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... these allies , and under the powerful protec- tion of his family , who , however some of them might difapprove his enterprife , or de- ride his pretenfions , would not suffer the orphan of their house , the relict of their fa- vourite ...
... these allies , and under the powerful protec- tion of his family , who , however some of them might difapprove his enterprife , or de- ride his pretenfions , would not suffer the orphan of their house , the relict of their fa- vourite ...
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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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