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... fhall be pleased To think you one day will poffefs , and love The building , for the builder . Every tree I plant , will please me , when I fhall reflect You and your children will enjoy the fhade . It is not probable his days of ...
... fhall be pleased To think you one day will poffefs , and love The building , for the builder . Every tree I plant , will please me , when I fhall reflect You and your children will enjoy the fhade . It is not probable his days of ...
Page 247
... fhall be feven weeks , and threefcore and two weeks ; it fhall be rebuilt , the streets and their walls , in the narrow limit of the 26 times : Then after the threefcore and two weeks fhall Meffiah be cutoff ; and though none shall be ...
... fhall be feven weeks , and threefcore and two weeks ; it fhall be rebuilt , the streets and their walls , in the narrow limit of the 26 times : Then after the threefcore and two weeks fhall Meffiah be cutoff ; and though none shall be ...
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... fhall destroy wonderfully , and fhall profper , and prac- tife , " indicates a people who made dreadful havoc on the earth ; and who were generally fuccefsful in their wars and negocia tions . " He fhall deftroy the mighty , and the ...
... fhall destroy wonderfully , and fhall profper , and prac- tife , " indicates a people who made dreadful havoc on the earth ; and who were generally fuccefsful in their wars and negocia tions . " He fhall deftroy the mighty , and the ...
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