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... because he could not fully comprehend it . Whoever inftantly difbelieves an article of faith , or concludes immediately that it can be no part of revelation , merely because it is attended with a few difficulties , is juftly chargeable ...
... because he could not fully comprehend it . Whoever inftantly difbelieves an article of faith , or concludes immediately that it can be no part of revelation , merely because it is attended with a few difficulties , is juftly chargeable ...
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... because he feels himself a stranger to it ; he loves not fociety , because every man is there confined to his niche ; he loves not the fex , becaufe , if they do not lead to for- tune , they fubtract from reputation . On the other hand ...
... because he feels himself a stranger to it ; he loves not fociety , because every man is there confined to his niche ; he loves not the fex , becaufe , if they do not lead to for- tune , they fubtract from reputation . On the other hand ...
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... because we lead fuch wicked lives ; we know net the doctrine of God , because we do not the will of God ‡ ! * What he may have read in Ifaiah , of the folemn meetings of these doctors , and of their rigid obfervance of new moons ...
... because we lead fuch wicked lives ; we know net the doctrine of God , because we do not the will of God ‡ ! * What he may have read in Ifaiah , of the folemn meetings of these doctors , and of their rigid obfervance of new moons ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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