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... liberty to pray unmolested , and to sleep under his vine and fig - tree . Diseases , sickness , death , which mows down the young and old , emigrations , the waste of war , countries , now unknown , which will be here- after discovered ...
... liberty to pray unmolested , and to sleep under his vine and fig - tree . Diseases , sickness , death , which mows down the young and old , emigrations , the waste of war , countries , now unknown , which will be here- after discovered ...
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... liberty to discard ; because you cannot conceive how God could require of man , a belief of any thing which he has not endowed him with powers to conceive . ' * Hence you reject the mystery of the Trinity , as an invention of the clergy ...
... liberty to discard ; because you cannot conceive how God could require of man , a belief of any thing which he has not endowed him with powers to conceive . ' * Hence you reject the mystery of the Trinity , as an invention of the clergy ...
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... liberty would be our boasted privilege . Wounded man could never find , in his reason , sufficient light to discover the truths of eternal life ; nor in his liberty , sufficient strength to follow their dictates . Like the bleeding ...
... liberty would be our boasted privilege . Wounded man could never find , in his reason , sufficient light to discover the truths of eternal life ; nor in his liberty , sufficient strength to follow their dictates . Like the bleeding ...
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... liberty of attending you , step by step ; and shall avoid , as much as possible , any long digression ; lest we may stray too far from the path . OBSCURITY . You affirm , that the first chapter of St. John , in which the Divinity of ...
... liberty of attending you , step by step ; and shall avoid , as much as possible , any long digression ; lest we may stray too far from the path . OBSCURITY . You affirm , that the first chapter of St. John , in which the Divinity of ...
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... liberty , when he visits the cities of Israel , healing their sick , raising their dead , feeding multitudes with a few loaves , and refusing the temporal so- vereignty which the people offered him , that he attributes to himself the ...
... liberty , when he visits the cities of Israel , healing their sick , raising their dead , feeding multitudes with a few loaves , and refusing the temporal so- vereignty which the people offered him , that he attributes to himself the ...
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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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