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Page 14
... which might be extracted from the annals of mankind . That we inherit a
considerable portion of moral turpitude from our progenitors , is a received
opinion which Scripture fully confirms . For a corrupt tree cannot bring forth
uncorrupted fruit ...
... which might be extracted from the annals of mankind . That we inherit a
considerable portion of moral turpitude from our progenitors , is a received
opinion which Scripture fully confirms . For a corrupt tree cannot bring forth
uncorrupted fruit ...
Page 33
Sing , 0 ye heavens ; for the Lord hath done it : shout , ye lower parts of the earth :
break forth into singing , ye mountains , O forest , and every tree therein ; for the
Lord hath redeemed Jacob , and glorified himself in Israel . ( Isa . xliv . 23. ) ...
Sing , 0 ye heavens ; for the Lord hath done it : shout , ye lower parts of the earth :
break forth into singing , ye mountains , O forest , and every tree therein ; for the
Lord hath redeemed Jacob , and glorified himself in Israel . ( Isa . xliv . 23. ) ...
Page 96
... who bore himself death's bitterest pangs in his own body on the accursed tree ,
and wrought thereby deliverance for all repentant sinners ! how awfully
deplorable the fate of those most wretched sufferers , whose outward pangs do
perhaps ...
... who bore himself death's bitterest pangs in his own body on the accursed tree ,
and wrought thereby deliverance for all repentant sinners ! how awfully
deplorable the fate of those most wretched sufferers , whose outward pangs do
perhaps ...
Page 113
15 ; ) and as their tree has fallen it will for ever lie . He that is unjust will still
remain unjust ; he that is impure will still remain impure . ( Rev. xxii . 11. ) They
who have long disturbed the peace of men on earth , will never be allowed to
broach ...
15 ; ) and as their tree has fallen it will for ever lie . He that is unjust will still
remain unjust ; he that is impure will still remain impure . ( Rev. xxii . 11. ) They
who have long disturbed the peace of men on earth , will never be allowed to
broach ...
Page 121
... the primeval abode of our first parents , placed in the midst of it two
sacramental trees , one yielding fruits of immortality , the other of destruction —
warning the human pair , that on the day they should presume to eat the latter ,
they would ...
... the primeval abode of our first parents , placed in the midst of it two
sacramental trees , one yielding fruits of immortality , the other of destruction —
warning the human pair , that on the day they should presume to eat the latter ,
they would ...
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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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