The Christian Observer, Volume 2Hatchard and Company, 1803 - Religion |
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Vincent deemed it necessary that a ' chism ; the habit of applying every public answer should be given to the passage in Scripture to instruction , as charges of these eloquent preachers : soon as the pupils are of an age 10 he ...
Vincent deemed it necessary that a ' chism ; the habit of applying every public answer should be given to the passage in Scripture to instruction , as charges of these eloquent preachers : soon as the pupils are of an age 10 he ...
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SO ice which did deserve it , yet it could which as God had given repentance otsink into him that in law he could he trusted forgiveness . He acve been denied his council : that knowledged his neglect of public hich he had pleaded to ...
SO ice which did deserve it , yet it could which as God had given repentance otsink into him that in law he could he trusted forgiveness . He acve been denied his council : that knowledged his neglect of public hich he had pleaded to ...
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To you it is given to know ing they may see and not perceive , mysteries of the kingdom of heaven , and hearing they may hear and not to them it is not given ; for who- understand , lest at any time they ver hath to him shall be given ...
To you it is given to know ing they may see and not perceive , mysteries of the kingdom of heaven , and hearing they may hear and not to them it is not given ; for who- understand , lest at any time they ver hath to him shall be given ...
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