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They were followed , by many others , so that , in a short time , they found
themselves in a condition to resist their enemies ; and having considered the
danger to which they , were exposed , by , their . . scrupulous observance of the
sabbath ...
They were followed , by many others , so that , in a short time , they found
themselves in a condition to resist their enemies ; and having considered the
danger to which they , were exposed , by , their . . scrupulous observance of the
sabbath ...
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At last , having languished for some time in this miserable condition , he expired ,
and by his death freed the Jews from the most inveterate enemy they had ever
known , Notwithstanding the death of Antiochus ; however , the war was still ...
At last , having languished for some time in this miserable condition , he expired ,
and by his death freed the Jews from the most inveterate enemy they had ever
known , Notwithstanding the death of Antiochus ; however , the war was still ...
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After this , finding it impossible to remain in quiet in his own kingdom , he left
Jerusalem , with a design to apply himself wholly to the extending of his
conquests ; but while he was busied in subduing his foreign enemies , the
Pharisees raised a ...
After this , finding it impossible to remain in quiet in his own kingdom , he left
Jerusalem , with a design to apply himself wholly to the extending of his
conquests ; but while he was busied in subduing his foreign enemies , the
Pharisees raised a ...
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... offending enemy on the sabbath ; but now they discovered , that though it was
lawful , on that day , to stand in their defence , in case they were actually attacked
; yet it was unlawful to do any thing towards the preventing of those preparatives
...
... offending enemy on the sabbath ; but now they discovered , that though it was
lawful , on that day , to stand in their defence , in case they were actually attacked
; yet it was unlawful to do any thing towards the preventing of those preparatives
...
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Herod having now freed himself from the greatest part of his supposed enemies ,
began to show a greater contempt for the Jewish ceremonies than formerly , and
introduced a number of heathenash games , which made him odious to his ...
Herod having now freed himself from the greatest part of his supposed enemies ,
began to show a greater contempt for the Jewish ceremonies than formerly , and
introduced a number of heathenash games , which made him odious to his ...
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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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