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The angels knew that there was no enemy but the fallen spirits , and fearful that
they would injure and overcome the human nature , asked leave to undo what
the enemy had done . “ Wilt thou then , that we go and gather them up ? " I have ...
The angels knew that there was no enemy but the fallen spirits , and fearful that
they would injure and overcome the human nature , asked leave to undo what
the enemy had done . “ Wilt thou then , that we go and gather them up ? " I have ...
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But the tares are the children of the wicked one . What is this ? Did the adversary
ever produce either the soul or body of a single individual among the family of
man ? Assuredly not . gels propagate , they would produce angels . Every tree ...
But the tares are the children of the wicked one . What is this ? Did the adversary
ever produce either the soul or body of a single individual among the family of
man ? Assuredly not . gels propagate , they would produce angels . Every tree ...
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Jesus passing by the nature of angels , took upon him the seed of Abraham , and
was made a curse for those who were under the law . ˇ Thus , in this view , there
is no yea God appears a just God and a Saviour . This , therefore , is a divinely ...
Jesus passing by the nature of angels , took upon him the seed of Abraham , and
was made a curse for those who were under the law . ˇ Thus , in this view , there
is no yea God appears a just God and a Saviour . This , therefore , is a divinely ...
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We are instructed to consider angels and men as brethren ; see Revelations , xix
. 10 . “ When John féll at the feet of the angel to worship - see thou do it not , "
said the angel ; “ I am thy fellow - servant , and of thy brethren that have the ...
We are instructed to consider angels and men as brethren ; see Revelations , xix
. 10 . “ When John féll at the feet of the angel to worship - see thou do it not , "
said the angel ; “ I am thy fellow - servant , and of thy brethren that have the ...
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Let this divine luminary withdraw the light of his countenance , and darkness
results ; nor saints nor angels possess independent excellence , if either the one ,
or the other , should be forsaken by their God ; the most unthought - of enormities
...
Let this divine luminary withdraw the light of his countenance , and darkness
results ; nor saints nor angels possess independent excellence , if either the one ,
or the other , should be forsaken by their God ; the most unthought - of enormities
...
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| Title | Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, Volume 2 Volume 2 of Letters and Sketches of Sermons: In Threee Volumes, John Murray Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, John Murray |
| Author | John Murray |
| Publisher | J. Belcher, 1812 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2018 |
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