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... took on him human nature , and died on our earth to redeem mankind , we
must request that such opinion may be suspended till our second volume be
perused , and which contains an inquiry which will , we conceive , fully and
satisfactorily ...
... took on him human nature , and died on our earth to redeem mankind , we
must request that such opinion may be suspended till our second volume be
perused , and which contains an inquiry which will , we conceive , fully and
satisfactorily ...
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were only to twinkle to , and be studied by , some few perhaps of us human
creatures ? ” We cannot , surely , in consonance with reason , retain such a
thought ; it being far more consistent with its dictates to conclude that they , as
well as each ...
were only to twinkle to , and be studied by , some few perhaps of us human
creatures ? ” We cannot , surely , in consonance with reason , retain such a
thought ; it being far more consistent with its dictates to conclude that they , as
well as each ...
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heavenly hierarchies as beholding and interesting themselves in the affairs of
this our world . How greatly dishonoured then must the Creator be in their sight ,
by having formed a nature so very frail as the human nature has demonstrated
itself ...
heavenly hierarchies as beholding and interesting themselves in the affairs of
this our world . How greatly dishonoured then must the Creator be in their sight ,
by having formed a nature so very frail as the human nature has demonstrated
itself ...
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... whose faculties include the observation of our world , by having it clearly
proved , by the most express and public demonstration , that the human nature
which He had created and formed , though liable to frailty , was still invested with
such ...
... whose faculties include the observation of our world , by having it clearly
proved , by the most express and public demonstration , that the human nature
which He had created and formed , though liable to frailty , was still invested with
such ...
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for the full vindication of God's honour , by human nature obtaining a victory over
every infirmity , and delineating a life of unblemished goodness : assigning also
the same reason for this necessity , as that deduced from the foregoing ...
for the full vindication of God's honour , by human nature obtaining a victory over
every infirmity , and delineating a life of unblemished goodness : assigning also
the same reason for this necessity , as that deduced from the foregoing ...
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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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