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... judges respected on their tribunals ; and the pleasing scenes of harmony and union spread through every province . Such the result of benevolence ! Such the fruits of toleration ! Such was our situation , when in Great Britain nothing ...
... judges respected on their tribunals ; and the pleasing scenes of harmony and union spread through every province . Such the result of benevolence ! Such the fruits of toleration ! Such was our situation , when in Great Britain nothing ...
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... Ezechiel is his chief plea for allegorizing Genesis : with what success let the reader judge . A warm fancy , in a paroxysm of zeal , may indulge its boundless excursions in the path of allegory , when obscure MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS . 5.
... Ezechiel is his chief plea for allegorizing Genesis : with what success let the reader judge . A warm fancy , in a paroxysm of zeal , may indulge its boundless excursions in the path of allegory , when obscure MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS . 5.
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... judge of a prophet's meaning than we can pretend to be . After wading through those difficulties , I shall not swell my page with all the passages quoted in your book , to prove Christ's humanity : I allow them all . But what are we to ...
... judge of a prophet's meaning than we can pretend to be . After wading through those difficulties , I shall not swell my page with all the passages quoted in your book , to prove Christ's humanity : I allow them all . But what are we to ...
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... judges . I consult my reason ; and it informs me , that this principle , so noble , and , at the same time , so liable to such conflicting agitations , cannot be a particle of matter , round or square , red or blue ; a volatized vapour ...
... judges . I consult my reason ; and it informs me , that this principle , so noble , and , at the same time , so liable to such conflicting agitations , cannot be a particle of matter , round or square , red or blue ; a volatized vapour ...
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... judge ! The world has seen a Herod on the throne , after murdering the innocents : and a John the Baptist beheaded , in prison , for exclaiming against incest ; a Nero swaying the sceptre of the world , after ripping open his mother's ...
... judge ! The world has seen a Herod on the throne , after murdering the innocents : and a John the Baptist beheaded , in prison , for exclaiming against incest ; a Nero swaying the sceptre of the world , after ripping open his mother's ...
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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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