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Page 275
... those who fought his battles , or expended their fortunes in his caufe . " Those believers who fit ftill at home , not having any hurt , and those who employ their fortunes and their perfons for the reli- gion of God , shall not be held ...
... those who fought his battles , or expended their fortunes in his caufe . " Those believers who fit ftill at home , not having any hurt , and those who employ their fortunes and their perfons for the reli- gion of God , shall not be held ...
Page 276
... those who fit at home . God hath indeed promised every one Paradife , but God hath preferred those who fight for the faith , before those who fit ftill , by add- ing unto them a great reward ; by degrees of honour conferred upon them ...
... those who fit at home . God hath indeed promised every one Paradife , but God hath preferred those who fight for the faith , before those who fit ftill , by add- ing unto them a great reward ; by degrees of honour conferred upon them ...
Page 378
... those who figure up- on the stage of the world . They may know nothing of it ; they may believe nothing of it ; they may be actuated by motives more impetuous than those which religion is able to excite . It cannot , therefore , be ...
... those who figure up- on the stage of the world . They may know nothing of it ; they may believe nothing of it ; they may be actuated by motives more impetuous than those which religion is able to excite . It cannot , therefore , be ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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