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We here find a prophet striking his beast in anger , and , as St . Peter says , “ the
dumb ass , speaking with man ' s voice , forbad the madness of the prophet . ” ( 2
Pet . ii . 16 . ) The angel of the Lord , also , rebuked him , saying : “ Wherefore ...
We here find a prophet striking his beast in anger , and , as St . Peter says , “ the
dumb ass , speaking with man ' s voice , forbad the madness of the prophet . ” ( 2
Pet . ii . 16 . ) The angel of the Lord , also , rebuked him , saying : “ Wherefore ...
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But , under the gospel , even this is done away ; for , when St . Peter was at
Joppa , and at prayer upon the house - top , “ and he became very hungry , and
would have eaten : ” “ while they made ready , he fell into a trance , and saw
heaven ...
But , under the gospel , even this is done away ; for , when St . Peter was at
Joppa , and at prayer upon the house - top , “ and he became very hungry , and
would have eaten : ” “ while they made ready , he fell into a trance , and saw
heaven ...
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St . Peter , again , in his Second Epistle , speaks of the “ brute beasts ” as being “
made to be taken and destroyed . ” ( ii . 12 . ) And , afterwards , when the
disciples at Antioch had some scruples , as to the necessity of observing many
parts of ...
St . Peter , again , in his Second Epistle , speaks of the “ brute beasts ” as being “
made to be taken and destroyed . ” ( ii . 12 . ) And , afterwards , when the
disciples at Antioch had some scruples , as to the necessity of observing many
parts of ...
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The vision of St . Peter , before mentioned , in which he saw a great vessel , “ as it
had been a great sheet , knit at the four corners , and let down to earth , wherein
were all manner of four - footed beasts of the earth , and wild beasts , and ...
The vision of St . Peter , before mentioned , in which he saw a great vessel , “ as it
had been a great sheet , knit at the four corners , and let down to earth , wherein
were all manner of four - footed beasts of the earth , and wild beasts , and ...
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| Title | Three Discourses on the Case of the Animal Creation, and the Duties of Man to Them Three discourses on the case of the animal creation, and the duties of man to them, James Plumptre |
| Author | James Plumptre |
| Publisher | Darton, Harvey, and Darton, 1816 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 21 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 78 pages |
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