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The whole Churches , or collective body of Christians , are represented by " seven candlesticks , " which are distinguished from the ven stars , " that are emblems of the Angels , the Bishops . They are constantly mentioned in the ...
The whole Churches , or collective body of Christians , are represented by " seven candlesticks , " which are distinguished from the ven stars , " that are emblems of the Angels , the Bishops . They are constantly mentioned in the ...
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solution , by supposing that he employs that term in a collective sense , of the whole ministry of the church . 2. To their own principles which the Episcopal writers have laid down as containing an " absolute demonstration " of the ...
solution , by supposing that he employs that term in a collective sense , of the whole ministry of the church . 2. To their own principles which the Episcopal writers have laid down as containing an " absolute demonstration " of the ...
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it seems unreasonable to say , that the whole number of real Christians should not bear the same general relation to the whole number of professing Christians among whom they are included , with that which every portion of real ...
it seems unreasonable to say , that the whole number of real Christians should not bear the same general relation to the whole number of professing Christians among whom they are included , with that which every portion of real ...
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