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Page 51
-if our light momentary afflictions are working out for us a far more exceeding and
eternal weight of glory , and the trial of our faith is esteemed more precious than
gold ; if all this preparation is requisite for us , and those from out our mortal race
...
-if our light momentary afflictions are working out for us a far more exceeding and
eternal weight of glory , and the trial of our faith is esteemed more precious than
gold ; if all this preparation is requisite for us , and those from out our mortal race
...
Page 110
The Master whom we serve appreciates our intention — not our power ; the
widow's mite is held by him in its due estimation ; and those who possess not
silver or gold , of such as they have let them impart unto others . All may give
some small ...
The Master whom we serve appreciates our intention — not our power ; the
widow's mite is held by him in its due estimation ; and those who possess not
silver or gold , of such as they have let them impart unto others . All may give
some small ...
Page 122
... so thick the roses bushing round About her glow'd , half stooping to support
Each flow'r of slender stalk , whose head , though gay Carnation , purple , azure ,
or speck'd with gold , Hung drooping unsustain'd ; them she upstays Gently with ...
... so thick the roses bushing round About her glow'd , half stooping to support
Each flow'r of slender stalk , whose head , though gay Carnation , purple , azure ,
or speck'd with gold , Hung drooping unsustain'd ; them she upstays Gently with ...
Page 133
In this tabernacle was deposited the golden * Abel brought of the firstlings of his
flock . It is highly probable that many of those rites , which are often considered as
merely the offspring of ignorance and superstition , may owe their origin to the ...
In this tabernacle was deposited the golden * Abel brought of the firstlings of his
flock . It is highly probable that many of those rites , which are often considered as
merely the offspring of ignorance and superstition , may owe their origin to the ...
Page 148
5 , ) laid over of purest gold , within and without , surmounted and surrounded by
a golden crown , a royal diadem , the bright and superb emblem of sovereignty
supreme . Above the ark , and upon it , was set the glorious resting - place , * the
...
5 , ) laid over of purest gold , within and without , surmounted and surrounded by
a golden crown , a royal diadem , the bright and superb emblem of sovereignty
supreme . Above the ark , and upon it , was set the glorious resting - place , * the
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Aaron altar angels appears behold blessed blood body brought called celestial cherubims Christ Christian clearly commanded conceive contained court death earth enter eternal evil Exod faith Father formed fully further give given glorious glory God's gold hand happiness hath head heart heaven heavenly highest holy place honour hope human import inhabitants Israel Jesus John king light living Lord mind Moses Mount Sinai mountain nature observation offered ordained original paradise pass perfect persons present priests probably probationary prove pure reason received region religion remarks round sanctuary Scripture separated Solomon sons spirits stone sufferings suppose symbolic tabernacle temple thee thereof things thou shalt thousand tion trees trials truth types universe unto virtue whole
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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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