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Page 89
... true God , which Chrift has appropriated to the Father ( John xvii . 3. ) is never given to Chrift , even by the Post - Nicene Fa- thers : and the reafon feems to be , that their understanding revolted at fo ftrong and unwarranted an ...
... true God , which Chrift has appropriated to the Father ( John xvii . 3. ) is never given to Chrift , even by the Post - Nicene Fa- thers : and the reafon feems to be , that their understanding revolted at fo ftrong and unwarranted an ...
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... true and lafting pleasure ; which I hope you will be well and long acquainted with . Adieu . ' This is not the frigid preaching of a cold unfeeling thecrift ; it is the voice of an experienced guide , warning the unwary traveller of the ...
... true and lafting pleasure ; which I hope you will be well and long acquainted with . Adieu . ' This is not the frigid preaching of a cold unfeeling thecrift ; it is the voice of an experienced guide , warning the unwary traveller of the ...
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... true religious motives , continued what were called the Religious Wars , in Germany , almoft uninterruptedly , till the affairs of the two Religions were finally fettled by the treaty of Munster . • Were most historical events traced up ...
... true religious motives , continued what were called the Religious Wars , in Germany , almoft uninterruptedly , till the affairs of the two Religions were finally fettled by the treaty of Munster . • Were most historical events traced up ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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