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Page 41
... the same history of the creation and the deluge that Moses doth . ” * And from
this source he also , without doubt , derived his knowledge respecting the
existence of an evil agent ; or , as formerly observed , as he terms it , an evil
angel.t For ...
... the same history of the creation and the deluge that Moses doth . ” * And from
this source he also , without doubt , derived his knowledge respecting the
existence of an evil agent ; or , as formerly observed , as he terms it , an evil
angel.t For ...
Page 42
And in this book , Zoroastres commands also the same observances about
beasts , clean and unclean , as Moses doth ; gives the same law of paying tythes
to the sacerdotal order ; enjoins the same care of avoiding all external , as well as
all ...
And in this book , Zoroastres commands also the same observances about
beasts , clean and unclean , as Moses doth ; gives the same law of paying tythes
to the sacerdotal order ; enjoins the same care of avoiding all external , as well as
all ...
Page 78
... must indeed have possessed a just comprehension of this great and wise
design , when delegated to impart its representative religion on our earth , (
which was ordained by them in the hand of the typical mediator , Moses ; ( Gal . ii
.
... must indeed have possessed a just comprehension of this great and wise
design , when delegated to impart its representative religion on our earth , (
which was ordained by them in the hand of the typical mediator , Moses ; ( Gal . ii
.
Page 141
Now the strong and forcible language in which these emblematic veils were
directed to be made , fully evinces the importance of the objects they were
intended to re“ Then present ; for we find Moses not merely commanded OF
REASON AND ...
Now the strong and forcible language in which these emblematic veils were
directed to be made , fully evinces the importance of the objects they were
intended to re“ Then present ; for we find Moses not merely commanded OF
REASON AND ...
Page 142
Then present ; for we find Moses not merely commanded , but even admonished ,
to see that He made all things according to the pattern showed him in the mount ,
( Heb . viii . 5 , ) where the Lord spake unto him , saying , Speak unto the ...
Then present ; for we find Moses not merely commanded , but even admonished ,
to see that He made all things according to the pattern showed him in the mount ,
( Heb . viii . 5 , ) where the Lord spake unto him , saying , Speak unto the ...
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| Title | The Comparative Coincidence of Reason and Scripture, Volume 1 The Comparative Coincidence of Reason and Scripture |
| Publisher | Hatchard, 1832 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 13 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 410 pages |
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