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13. could not be forgotten in so few Generations : for the coming out of Ægypt ,
was , as it was there foretold it should be , in the Fourth Generation , reckoning
from Isaac , the first of the promised Seed , to Moses , exclusively , Exod . vi . 16 .
13. could not be forgotten in so few Generations : for the coming out of Ægypt ,
was , as it was there foretold it should be , in the Fourth Generation , reckoning
from Isaac , the first of the promised Seed , to Moses , exclusively , Exod . vi . 16 .
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After Abraham and Lot were returned into Canaan from Ægypt , upon fome
disagreement between their Herds - men , they parted from each other , Lot going
towards Sodom , and Abraham to the Plain of Mamre , in Hebron . And it came to
...
After Abraham and Lot were returned into Canaan from Ægypt , upon fome
disagreement between their Herds - men , they parted from each other , Lot going
towards Sodom , and Abraham to the Plain of Mamre , in Hebron . And it came to
...
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But a Famine being again in the Land , Ifaac removes to Abimelech King of the
Philistines , unto Gerar , and by him the Beauty of Rebekah was admired , as
Sarah's had been by Pharaoh in Ægypt , and here by Abimelech : but thơ he had
faid ...
But a Famine being again in the Land , Ifaac removes to Abimelech King of the
Philistines , unto Gerar , and by him the Beauty of Rebekah was admired , as
Sarah's had been by Pharaoh in Ægypt , and here by Abimelech : but thơ he had
faid ...
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Isaac was not to leave the Land of Canaan , but was forbid to remove into Ægypt ,
when there was a Famine in the Land , Gen. xxvi . 2 . and he was not upon any
account to return into Chaldæa , or to go out of Canaan , Gen.xxiv . 6 , 8. but ...
Isaac was not to leave the Land of Canaan , but was forbid to remove into Ægypt ,
when there was a Famine in the Land , Gen. xxvi . 2 . and he was not upon any
account to return into Chaldæa , or to go out of Canaan , Gen.xxiv . 6 , 8. but ...
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And as Chaldæa and Ægypt were famous for Learning and Commerce , and
proper Places , by their situation , from whence the Notions of Religion might be
propagated both towards the East and the West , to other Parts of the World ; fo I ...
And as Chaldæa and Ægypt were famous for Learning and Commerce , and
proper Places , by their situation , from whence the Notions of Religion might be
propagated both towards the East and the West , to other Parts of the World ; fo I ...
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| Title | The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Volume 1 Early English books online The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Robert Jenkin |
| Author | Robert Jenkin |
| Publisher | Peter Buck, 1698 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 24 Feb 2016 |
| Length | 471 pages |
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