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... remarks are submitted to the consideration and judgment of those who may wish to have such ques- tions as the following resolved for them ; —namely , who and what they are ? under what circumstances they became inhabitants of this world ...
... remarks are submitted to the consideration and judgment of those who may wish to have such ques- tions as the following resolved for them ; —namely , who and what they are ? under what circumstances they became inhabitants of this world ...
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... remarks , that if not here , yet certainly in other parts of the world , the examination of the Earth , has been known to interfere so far with Revelation , as to persuade both Jews and Christians , that history is no part of religion ...
... remarks , that if not here , yet certainly in other parts of the world , the examination of the Earth , has been known to interfere so far with Revelation , as to persuade both Jews and Christians , that history is no part of religion ...
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... Can it be false ? The first answer I shall return to this question , will be to copy some remarks of my own , printed and pub- lished long ago , but for a work of such cost and mag- 16 HISTORY OF THE BIBLE ITSELF . nitude , as.
... Can it be false ? The first answer I shall return to this question , will be to copy some remarks of my own , printed and pub- lished long ago , but for a work of such cost and mag- 16 HISTORY OF THE BIBLE ITSELF . nitude , as.
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... Divine nature also , there could not possibly have been any necessity for such a remark ; that is , I mean , to speak of his man- hood or humanity in terms so pointed and emphatical . THE MANHOOD OF J. C. SPOKEN OF EMPHATICALLY . 25.
... Divine nature also , there could not possibly have been any necessity for such a remark ; that is , I mean , to speak of his man- hood or humanity in terms so pointed and emphatical . THE MANHOOD OF J. C. SPOKEN OF EMPHATICALLY . 25.
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... remarks of two of our most eminent divines . " The manhood , " says Archbishop Usher , " could suffer , but not overcome the sharpness of death ; the . Godhead could suffer nothing , but overcome every thing : he therefore that was to ...
... remarks of two of our most eminent divines . " The manhood , " says Archbishop Usher , " could suffer , but not overcome the sharpness of death ; the . Godhead could suffer nothing , but overcome every thing : he therefore that was to ...
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