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The earth , saith the Psalmist , hath he given to the children of men , which shows the title comes from fatherhood . ” $ 22. Before I examine this argument , and the text on which it is founded , it is necessary to desire the reader to ...
The earth , saith the Psalmist , hath he given to the children of men , which shows the title comes from fatherhood . ” $ 22. Before I examine this argument , and the text on which it is founded , it is necessary to desire the reader to ...
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... he creates the irrational inhabitants of the dry land , which , ver . 24 , are described in these words , “ Let the earth bring forth the . living creature after his kind ; cattle and creeping things Of Government . 229.
... he creates the irrational inhabitants of the dry land , which , ver . 24 , are described in these words , “ Let the earth bring forth the . living creature after his kind ; cattle and creeping things Of Government . 229.
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living creature after his kind ; cattle and creeping things , and beasts of the earth , after his kind ; and ver . 2 , and God made the beasts of the earth after his kind , and cattle after their kind , and every thing that creepeth on ...
living creature after his kind ; cattle and creeping things , and beasts of the earth , after his kind ; and ver . 2 , and God made the beasts of the earth after his kind , and cattle after their kind , and every thing that creepeth on ...
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... and the fishes of the sea , and the terrestrial creatures , expressed by 1791 U977 wild beasts and reptiles , the same words that in the text before us , Gen. i . 28 , are translated every moving thing that moveth on the earth ...
... and the fishes of the sea , and the terrestrial creatures , expressed by 1791 U977 wild beasts and reptiles , the same words that in the text before us , Gen. i . 28 , are translated every moving thing that moveth on the earth ...
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25 , under the names , “ beasts of the earth , cattle , and creeping things ; " but man , being not then created , was not contained under any of those names ; and therefore , whether we understand the Hebrew words right or no ...
25 , under the names , “ beasts of the earth , cattle , and creeping things ; " but man , being not then created , was not contained under any of those names ; and therefore , whether we understand the Hebrew words right or no ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, Volume 5 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Author | John Locke |
| Publisher | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 7 Apr 2006 |
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