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The evidences of our having entered into the 1335 years, proof of the
commencement of the sounding of the Seventh Trumpet. - XV. Fifteenth Sign. The
superabundant light which the Holy SPIRIt has thrown of late on the Prophetic
Word. - - ".
The evidences of our having entered into the 1335 years, proof of the
commencement of the sounding of the Seventh Trumpet. - XV. Fifteenth Sign. The
superabundant light which the Holy SPIRIt has thrown of late on the Prophetic
Word. - - ".
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... administrations of the Spirit," and with the sentiments and feelings, as we trust,
rather of forbearance and compassion, than of reckless denunciation of any,
even the most erring, we proceed to assume, as our first proposition, the
following, ...
... administrations of the Spirit," and with the sentiments and feelings, as we trust,
rather of forbearance and compassion, than of reckless denunciation of any,
even the most erring, we proceed to assume, as our first proposition, the
following, ...
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... for the express purpose of setting before the minds of future generations, an
open declaration of the fallacy of all sublunary things: for, high as he had extolled
his wisdom, he adds, “ALL Is v ANITY AND vex ATION of spirit.” Neither the world
...
... for the express purpose of setting before the minds of future generations, an
open declaration of the fallacy of all sublunary things: for, high as he had extolled
his wisdom, he adds, “ALL Is v ANITY AND vex ATION of spirit.” Neither the world
...
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whole universe of created being, inanimate and animate, is constituted of the
essence of matter, or of spirit, or of both. By spirit, we mean mind, intellect, soul. "
That both these essences are common to all parts of the created universe, or
even to ...
whole universe of created being, inanimate and animate, is constituted of the
essence of matter, or of spirit, or of both. By spirit, we mean mind, intellect, soul. "
That both these essences are common to all parts of the created universe, or
even to ...
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quence, it is equally liable to decomposition. With the rational spirit, mind,
intellect, soul, of man, however, it is otherwise. This property or essence in man,
though not palpable to the senses; i.e., though it can neither be seen, felt, heard,
smelt, ...
quence, it is equally liable to decomposition. With the rational spirit, mind,
intellect, soul, of man, however, it is otherwise. This property or essence in man,
though not palpable to the senses; i.e., though it can neither be seen, felt, heard,
smelt, ...
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| Title | Age of the World |
| Author | R. C. Shimeall |
| Publisher | Swords, Stanford and Company, 1842 |
| Original from | Michigan State University |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2013 |
| Length | 364 pages |
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