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Page vii
... forced to throw themselves into the arms of those sovereigns who pay them for fighting , and permit them to pray as they think fit . Thus government is distressed on one hand , and the king- dom is deprived of its strength and internal ...
... forced to throw themselves into the arms of those sovereigns who pay them for fighting , and permit them to pray as they think fit . Thus government is distressed on one hand , and the king- dom is deprived of its strength and internal ...
Page 9
... forced the pagan philoso- phers to say , that we were born only to suffer the punish- ments we had deserved for crimes committed in a life before this . They , doubtless , were deceived as to the origin and cause of our miseries : but ...
... forced the pagan philoso- phers to say , that we were born only to suffer the punish- ments we had deserved for crimes committed in a life before this . They , doubtless , were deceived as to the origin and cause of our miseries : but ...
Page 25
... forcing Death to surrender his spoils ; and all nature to acknowledge his power and em- pire . Shall a Paul and Barnabas tear their garments in being taken for something more than mortal men ; and shall Jesus Christ , if he be not God ...
... forcing Death to surrender his spoils ; and all nature to acknowledge his power and em- pire . Shall a Paul and Barnabas tear their garments in being taken for something more than mortal men ; and shall Jesus Christ , if he be not God ...
Page 28
... forced it on the world , as handed to you by the angel Gabriel . Man must certainly be liable to error , when , in the blaze of revelation , and after the progress philosophy has made in the world , he still cries out , with the ...
... forced it on the world , as handed to you by the angel Gabriel . Man must certainly be liable to error , when , in the blaze of revelation , and after the progress philosophy has made in the world , he still cries out , with the ...
Page 48
... forced the unhappy father to plunge , as it were , the dagger in his own bowels , in the person of his son . When , to deny propitiatory sacrifices , you say , that God cannot be bribed or flattered , ' I agree with you : but , you ...
... forced the unhappy father to plunge , as it were , the dagger in his own bowels , in the person of his son . When , to deny propitiatory sacrifices , you say , that God cannot be bribed or flattered , ' I agree with you : but , you ...
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Miscellaneous Tracts: By the Rev. Arthur O'Leary. Containing, I. A Defence ... Arthur O'Leary No preview available - 1782 |
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