A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts ..., Volume 1R. Faulder, 1796 - 416 pages |
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... hand . He fhall fee of the travail of his foul , and shall be satisfied : by his knowledge fhall my righteous fervant justify many ; for he shall bear their iniqui- ties . Therefore will I divide him a portion with the great , and he ...
... hand . He fhall fee of the travail of his foul , and shall be satisfied : by his knowledge fhall my righteous fervant justify many ; for he shall bear their iniqui- ties . Therefore will I divide him a portion with the great , and he ...
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... hands on you , and perfecute you , delivering you up to the synagogues , and into prisons , being brought before kings and rulers for name's fake . And it fhall turn to you for a teftimony . Settle it therefore in your hearts , not to ...
... hands on you , and perfecute you , delivering you up to the synagogues , and into prisons , being brought before kings and rulers for name's fake . And it fhall turn to you for a teftimony . Settle it therefore in your hearts , not to ...
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... hands ) , and addreffing his work to Jews and to Jewish converts ( which Matthew certainly did ) , to ftate that the fol- lowers of Chrift had received admonitions , of which they made no ufe when the ocea- fion arrived , and of which ...
... hands ) , and addreffing his work to Jews and to Jewish converts ( which Matthew certainly did ) , to ftate that the fol- lowers of Chrift had received admonitions , of which they made no ufe when the ocea- fion arrived , and of which ...
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... hands ; with the extravagant me- rit very . foon afcribed to celibacy , folitude , voluntary poverty ; with the rigours of an afcetic , and the vows of a monaftic life ; the hair fhirt , the watchings , the midnight prayers , the ...
... hands ; with the extravagant me- rit very . foon afcribed to celibacy , folitude , voluntary poverty ; with the rigours of an afcetic , and the vows of a monaftic life ; the hair fhirt , the watchings , the midnight prayers , the ...
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... hands of its founder and his apoftles , we may reckon its complete abftraction from all views either of ecclefiaftical or civil po- licy ; or , to meet a language much in fashion with fome men , from the politics either of priests or ...
... hands of its founder and his apoftles , we may reckon its complete abftraction from all views either of ecclefiaftical or civil po- licy ; or , to meet a language much in fashion with fome men , from the politics either of priests or ...
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