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Incapable of remaining here , they fell into that dreadful abyss , which was
prepared as their place of punishment . Here Satan and his angels lay for a
considerable time , on the surface of a burning lake ; overwhelmed with horror ,
confusion ...
Incapable of remaining here , they fell into that dreadful abyss , which was
prepared as their place of punishment . Here Satan and his angels lay for a
considerable time , on the surface of a burning lake ; overwhelmed with horror ,
confusion ...
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After some considerable delay , Satan entered the body of a serpent ; in that
disguise presented himself to Eve , and began with flattering her beauty .
Pleased with the battery , and astonished at the speech and sagacity of the
serpent ; she ...
After some considerable delay , Satan entered the body of a serpent ; in that
disguise presented himself to Eve , and began with flattering her beauty .
Pleased with the battery , and astonished at the speech and sagacity of the
serpent ; she ...
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If we believe Melchisedec to have been an angel , we must suppose that a
celestial spirit became really incarnate , lived a considerable length of time on
earth , governed a city , and exercised the office of priesthood ; an opinion
unsupported ...
If we believe Melchisedec to have been an angel , we must suppose that a
celestial spirit became really incarnate , lived a considerable length of time on
earth , governed a city , and exercised the office of priesthood ; an opinion
unsupported ...
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If we trace the history of the chosen people , from the days of Abraham to those of
Solomon , we shall find them assuming a considerable variety of forms . For the
three first generations , they were only one pious family , with a venerable ...
If we trace the history of the chosen people , from the days of Abraham to those of
Solomon , we shall find them assuming a considerable variety of forms . For the
three first generations , they were only one pious family , with a venerable ...
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... is attended with considerable difficulty . It is , in fact , a body , or collection of
different prophecies , nearly allied to each other , as to the subject ; which , for
that reason , having a sort of connexion , are not to be separated but with the
utmost ...
... is attended with considerable difficulty . It is , in fact , a body , or collection of
different prophecies , nearly allied to each other , as to the subject ; which , for
that reason , having a sort of connexion , are not to be separated but with the
utmost ...
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| Título | The life of Jesus Christ; with a history of the first propogation of the Christian religion, and the lives of the most eminent persons mentioned in the New Testament |
| Autor | Ezekiel Blomfield |
| Editor | C. Brightly & T. Kinnersley, 1809 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 22 Feb. 2007 |
| Largo | 636 páginas |
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