The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: With an Introduction Giving an Account of Jewish and Other Sects : with Notes Illustrating Obscure Passages and Explaining Obsolete Words and Phrases : for the Use of Schools, Academies, and Private Families |
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This objection , if true , would prove too much ; that the Scriptures are unfit for the
perusal even of men ; for who can fully understand the mysteries of godliness ?
But enough is intelligible for our instruction in righteousness , and for our ...
This objection , if true , would prove too much ; that the Scriptures are unfit for the
perusal even of men ; for who can fully understand the mysteries of godliness ?
But enough is intelligible for our instruction in righteousness , and for our ...
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T'he sect of the Pharisees arose about one hundred and fifty years before our
Saviour . They believed the innmortality of the soul , the resurrection and future
reward of the righteous , whom they supposed to be Jews only ; but that there
was no ...
T'he sect of the Pharisees arose about one hundred and fifty years before our
Saviour . They believed the innmortality of the soul , the resurrection and future
reward of the righteous , whom they supposed to be Jews only ; but that there
was no ...
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Granary , or store - house . is the last dispensation of mercy we | Fulfil all
righteousness ; perform are ever to expect . They , who neglect all the duties and
ordinances of God and disobey it , must suffer all the evils according to his
appointment ...
Granary , or store - house . is the last dispensation of mercy we | Fulfil all
righteousness ; perform are ever to expect . They , who neglect all the duties and
ordinances of God and disobey it , must suffer all the evils according to his
appointment ...
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A city that is set on 6 Blessed are they which an hill cannot be hid . do hunger
and thirst after 15 Neither ' do men light a righteousness ; for they shall candle ,
and put it under a be filled . bushel , but on a candlestick ; Blessed are the
merciful ...
A city that is set on 6 Blessed are they which an hill cannot be hid . do hunger
and thirst after 15 Neither ' do men light a righteousness ; for they shall candle ,
and put it under a be filled . bushel , but on a candlestick ; Blessed are the
merciful ...
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23 Therefore , if thou bring 20 For I say . unto you , That thy gift to the altar , and
there except your righteousness shall rememberest that thy brother exceed the
righteousness of the hath ought against thee , 9 scribes and Pharisees , l ye shall
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23 Therefore , if thou bring 20 For I say . unto you , That thy gift to the altar , and
there except your righteousness shall rememberest that thy brother exceed the
righteousness of the hath ought against thee , 9 scribes and Pharisees , l ye shall
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| Title | The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: With an Introduction Giving an Account of Jewish and Other Sects : with Notes Illustrating Obscure Passages and Explaining Obsolete Words and Phrases : for the Use of Schools, Academies, and Private Families |
| Contributor | Jacob Abbot Cummings |
| Publisher | Published and sold by Cummings and Hilliard, 1814 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 13 pages |
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