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 |
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The wonderful union of divine and human nature in Jesus Christ - - - this doctrine
stated by John , in the beginning of his gospel - - the Logos , the word or wisdom
of God - - - how understood by Jews and Heathens - - - was in the beginning ...
The wonderful union of divine and human nature in Jesus Christ - - - this doctrine
stated by John , in the beginning of his gospel - - the Logos , the word or wisdom
of God - - - how understood by Jews and Heathens - - - was in the beginning ...
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Malachi - - - nature and style of the prophetic writings - - - the reformation in the
days of Ezra - - - Jeshua murdered in the temple - - - visit of Alexander to
Jerusalem - - - Jerusalem taken by Ptolemy - - - persecution under Ptoleny
Philopator ...
Malachi - - - nature and style of the prophetic writings - - - the reformation in the
days of Ezra - - - Jeshua murdered in the temple - - - visit of Alexander to
Jerusalem - - - Jerusalem taken by Ptolemy - - - persecution under Ptoleny
Philopator ...
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... exposes us to the wrath of God ; we may add the everlasting punishment of
those , who have deviated from the divine law , in consequence of the evil
example of our first parents , and the depraved nature which we have received
from them .
... exposes us to the wrath of God ; we may add the everlasting punishment of
those , who have deviated from the divine law , in consequence of the evil
example of our first parents , and the depraved nature which we have received
from them .
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The principal sources were tluree : an excessive veneration for the works of
nature , a dark traditional history , and a fallacious mystical philosophy , : ) , ) .
The most distinguished place , among natural objeots , is unquestionably , to be
given to ...
The principal sources were tluree : an excessive veneration for the works of
nature , a dark traditional history , and a fallacious mystical philosophy , : ) , ) .
The most distinguished place , among natural objeots , is unquestionably , to be
given to ...
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... the least productive source of idolatrous worship ; to which it ' contributed , by
its coniparative descriptions of the divine perfections , and by the personification
of virtues and bf vices , and of what were formerly stiled , the elements of nature .
... the least productive source of idolatrous worship ; to which it ' contributed , by
its coniparative descriptions of the divine perfections , and by the personification
of virtues and bf vices , and of what were formerly stiled , the elements of nature .
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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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