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... death . ” The addition of the words " to death , " makes an end . of the Jewish interpretation of the clause . And the authority , upon which this reading ( though not given by the prefent Hebrew text ) is adopted , Dr. Kennicot has fet ...
... death . ” The addition of the words " to death , " makes an end . of the Jewish interpretation of the clause . And the authority , upon which this reading ( though not given by the prefent Hebrew text ) is adopted , Dr. Kennicot has fet ...
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... death , which do not belong to Christianity as a revelation ; that is , they might have existed , and they might have been accomplished , though we had never , in this life , been made acquainted with them . These effects may be very ...
... death , which do not belong to Christianity as a revelation ; that is , they might have existed , and they might have been accomplished , though we had never , in this life , been made acquainted with them . These effects may be very ...
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... death ; and it is wonderful to obferve , how , in fo fhort a time , the religion has increased , amidst punishment and death , and every kind of torture + . " In another paffage , Ori gen draws the following candid comparison between ...
... death ; and it is wonderful to obferve , how , in fo fhort a time , the religion has increased , amidst punishment and death , and every kind of torture + . " In another paffage , Ori gen draws the following candid comparison between ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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