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It is known to every Greek scholar , that dia signifies , emphatically , the cause of a thing ; while meta denotes emphatically , nearness of situation , relation , connexion , agreement . It need not be observed that words are used ...
It is known to every Greek scholar , that dia signifies , emphatically , the cause of a thing ; while meta denotes emphatically , nearness of situation , relation , connexion , agreement . It need not be observed that words are used ...
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Dia signifies , emphatically , the cause of a thing . " For example : It is easier for a camel to go THROUGH ( dia ) the eye of a needle , than , & c . Mat . xix . 24 . Jesus went - THROUGH ( dia ) ...
Dia signifies , emphatically , the cause of a thing . " For example : It is easier for a camel to go THROUGH ( dia ) the eye of a needle , than , & c . Mat . xix . 24 . Jesus went - THROUGH ( dia ) ...
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parity would exclude from view the situation of Timothy in the church of Ephesus , since it carries absolute death to their cause . Is it an immaterial circumstance that Timothy ruled the whole Church of Ephesus , both clergy and laity ...
parity would exclude from view the situation of Timothy in the church of Ephesus , since it carries absolute death to their cause . Is it an immaterial circumstance that Timothy ruled the whole Church of Ephesus , both clergy and laity ...
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admit angels answer apostle appear argument authority believe Bishop book of Revelation called cause character charge Christ Christian church circumstances concerning continued covenant death desire direct divine doctrine doubt Ephesus Episcopal established evidence evil express fact faith fathers friends give given gospel grace hands heart holy hope interest Jesus Jews John knowledge learned leave letter Lord manner means mind ministers missionaries nature never object observed opinion ordained original Paul persons Presbyters present principle profession prophecy prove question reader reason received relation religion respect scriptures sense Society spirit suppose term testimony thing thou thought Timothy tion Titus true truth whole
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| Titre | The Christian's Magazine, Volume 2 Volume 11 ;Volume 90 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaborateur | John Mitchell Mason |
| Publié | 1807 |
| Original provenant de | la New York Public Library |
| Numérisé | 6 avr. 2006 |
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