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But in whatever ways the human mind has strayed to the practices of ' heathen im
piety , the great primary ' cause was the love of sin , and the consequent dislike to
re - ' tain God in the memory . To this purpose Paul speaks in the first chapter ...
But in whatever ways the human mind has strayed to the practices of ' heathen im
piety , the great primary ' cause was the love of sin , and the consequent dislike to
re - ' tain God in the memory . To this purpose Paul speaks in the first chapter ...
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In the character of a mourner , he celebrates , in plaintire strains , the obsequies
of his ruined country ; whatever presented itself to his mind , in the midst of
desolation and misery ; whatever struck him as particularly wretched and
calamitous ...
In the character of a mourner , he celebrates , in plaintire strains , the obsequies
of his ruined country ; whatever presented itself to his mind , in the midst of
desolation and misery ; whatever struck him as particularly wretched and
calamitous ...
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But the torments of his mind , caused by his reflecting on the former actions of his
life , surpassed , by many degrees , those of his body . Polybius , who , in his
account of this prince ' s death , agrees with the Jewish historians , tells us , that
the ...
But the torments of his mind , caused by his reflecting on the former actions of his
life , surpassed , by many degrees , those of his body . Polybius , who , in his
account of this prince ' s death , agrees with the Jewish historians , tells us , that
the ...
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While he was icholving these things in his own mind he fell asleep , and , by an
internal light , saw an angel , who explained to him the nature of Mary ' s
pregnancy , bauished his fears , ard commanded him to take her home . The
angel ...
While he was icholving these things in his own mind he fell asleep , and , by an
internal light , saw an angel , who explained to him the nature of Mary ' s
pregnancy , bauished his fears , ard commanded him to take her home . The
angel ...
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... with other proofs usually given in such cases , left him no room to doubt that the
vision was from God ; and , therefore , he no sooner awoke , than he felt his mind
perfectly at ease , upon which he obeyed the heavenly message with joy .
... with other proofs usually given in such cases , left him no room to doubt that the
vision was from God ; and , therefore , he no sooner awoke , than he felt his mind
perfectly at ease , upon which he obeyed the heavenly message with joy .
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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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