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... says Jehovah to him : Betake thyself into this matter . Instantly the spirit excuses himself , and says to him : Governor of the world , I am satisfied with the world in which I have been from the day that I was created . If it please ...
... says Jehovah to him : Betake thyself into this matter . Instantly the spirit excuses himself , and says to him : Governor of the world , I am satisfied with the world in which I have been from the day that I was created . If it please ...
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... say that he is detained in Paradise , fettered by a woman's hair , by which means they have found an ingenious interpretation of a passage in Solomon's Song ; " The King is held in the galleries . " ' Delayed , ' says Mr. A. , as the ...
... say that he is detained in Paradise , fettered by a woman's hair , by which means they have found an ingenious interpretation of a passage in Solomon's Song ; " The King is held in the galleries . " ' Delayed , ' says Mr. A. , as the ...
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... says , how can we quarrel with him who is sincere ? Without staying to enumerate the particular topics which are placed at the head of these discourses , we may say gene- rally that they relate to the present duties and the future ex ...
... says , how can we quarrel with him who is sincere ? Without staying to enumerate the particular topics which are placed at the head of these discourses , we may say gene- rally that they relate to the present duties and the future ex ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Chalmers Hors | 8 |
Man Isle of History | 56 |
Sketch of a Plan for reforming provincial | 58 |
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