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religious parents to obey its sacred dictates , and long accustomed to its blest
consolations , all the attempts of visible or invisible enemies ... 3 , ) yet she will
find her treasure has been laid up in a place where it is kept in safe , secure
deposit .
religious parents to obey its sacred dictates , and long accustomed to its blest
consolations , all the attempts of visible or invisible enemies ... 3 , ) yet she will
find her treasure has been laid up in a place where it is kept in safe , secure
deposit .
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He , as the Archbishop of Cambray beautifully observes , speaks of the celestial
regions with a holy familiarity quite unlike the apostolic writers ... And this place ,
we are expressly told , is within the veil - whither the forerunner is entered for us .
He , as the Archbishop of Cambray beautifully observes , speaks of the celestial
regions with a holy familiarity quite unlike the apostolic writers ... And this place ,
we are expressly told , is within the veil - whither the forerunner is entered for us .
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9 , ) in which was placed the brazen altar for burnt offerings ; secondly , the holy
place , wherein was the candlestick , and the table , and * By the first , as here
used , is meant the first of the holy places ; this the ensuing passage clearly
proves ...
9 , ) in which was placed the brazen altar for burnt offerings ; secondly , the holy
place , wherein was the candlestick , and the table , and * By the first , as here
used , is meant the first of the holy places ; this the ensuing passage clearly
proves ...
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the shew bread ; thirdly , the holy of holies , or most holy place , in which was the
ark of the Testament , the mercy seat , and the cherubims of glory . By these
emblematic charts of heavenly things , ( or as St. Paul denominates them , by
these ...
the shew bread ; thirdly , the holy of holies , or most holy place , in which was the
ark of the Testament , the mercy seat , and the cherubims of glory . By these
emblematic charts of heavenly things , ( or as St. Paul denominates them , by
these ...
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That the third , and last division , the most holy place , was always allowed to be a
type of heaven , a type of the place of God's throne , ( Ezek . xliii . 7 , ) is an
unquestionable fact ; it was always so considered by the Israelites themselves ;
and ...
That the third , and last division , the most holy place , was always allowed to be a
type of heaven , a type of the place of God's throne , ( Ezek . xliii . 7 , ) is an
unquestionable fact ; it was always so considered by the Israelites themselves ;
and ...
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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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