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And what sense could they put upon it ? Evidently that which had long been settled , and no other . Would the Jews , then , have understood him as meaning by " the church , " either a section of their nation no bigger than could be ...
And what sense could they put upon it ? Evidently that which had long been settled , and no other . Would the Jews , then , have understood him as meaning by " the church , " either a section of their nation no bigger than could be ...
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By the absolute use of terms , we mean their being applied to certain subjects in such a manner as to sink their general sense in a particular one . By their relative use , we mean their being coupled with other terms which permit them ...
By the absolute use of terms , we mean their being applied to certain subjects in such a manner as to sink their general sense in a particular one . By their relative use , we mean their being coupled with other terms which permit them ...
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tion , that a sense of dependence upon God , was for Adam's interest , even before the fall : and that some memorial of it was necessary , in manifestation of that state ; and in order to keep up a constant sense of it in his mind .
tion , that a sense of dependence upon God , was for Adam's interest , even before the fall : and that some memorial of it was necessary , in manifestation of that state ; and in order to keep up a constant sense of it in his mind .
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Abraham according answer apostles appear applied argument authority believe bible bishop blessing called cause character Christ Christian church circumcision concerning conscience continued covenant death direct divine doctrine duty effect Episcopal evidence evil existence express eyes fact faith father former friends give God's gospel grace hand heart heaven Holy hope human important institution interest Jesus Christ judge judgment knowledge language less light live Lord manner matter means ment mind ministers missionaries nature never object particular Paul person presbyters present priesthood priests principle profession promise prove question reader reason received relation religion respect rule scriptures seal seed sense society spirit Testament thing thou tion true truth unto visible whole
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| Titre | The Christian's Magazine, Volume 1 Volume 11 ;Volume 90 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaborateur | John Mitchell Mason |
| Éditeur | S. Whiting & Company, 1806 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Harvard |
| Numérisé | 6 mars 2007 |
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