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... to the commands of their heavenly Sovereign ; » * by asserting that we are
made a spectacle to angels ; ( 1 Cor . iv . 9 , ) and by invariably representing the
angelic inhabitants of the * Doddridge's Exposition of the New Testament , vol . vi
. p .
... to the commands of their heavenly Sovereign ; » * by asserting that we are
made a spectacle to angels ; ( 1 Cor . iv . 9 , ) and by invariably representing the
angelic inhabitants of the * Doddridge's Exposition of the New Testament , vol . vi
. p .
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governor of the universe , and had thereby sinned against heaven , as well as in
his sight . ... 23 , ) I have exemplified unto the heavenly hierarchies , by my
assumption of this feeble nature , that it is endued with an energy that has
resisted all ...
governor of the universe , and had thereby sinned against heaven , as well as in
his sight . ... 23 , ) I have exemplified unto the heavenly hierarchies , by my
assumption of this feeble nature , that it is endued with an energy that has
resisted all ...
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And that if we are possessed of sufficient evidence to assure us that the
Scriptures are a revelation sent from heaven , it would be very unreasonable to
reject any of its assertions , though our unassisted reason was incapable of
forming an ...
And that if we are possessed of sufficient evidence to assure us that the
Scriptures are a revelation sent from heaven , it would be very unreasonable to
reject any of its assertions , though our unassisted reason was incapable of
forming an ...
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-if the kingdom of heaven is to commence within us for there alone can we
cultivate all those amiable affections that are fit for transplantation in celestial soil
, and that like a well of water are springing up to everlasting lifecan this kingdom
be ...
-if the kingdom of heaven is to commence within us for there alone can we
cultivate all those amiable affections that are fit for transplantation in celestial soil
, and that like a well of water are springing up to everlasting lifecan this kingdom
be ...
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Now , if our very limited faculties , and local observation , can thus almost
unerringly foresee and decide , -if we , who are lower than the angels — if human
creatures , the greatest among whom is less than the least in the kingdom of
heaven ...
Now , if our very limited faculties , and local observation , can thus almost
unerringly foresee and decide , -if we , who are lower than the angels — if human
creatures , the greatest among whom is less than the least in the kingdom of
heaven ...
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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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