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... later realized that the prophecy had been fulfilled , and he wept bitterly ( Matt . 26:75 ; Mark 14:72 ) . The fact of Peter's denial did not destroy the love and trust that Jesus felt for him . It was to Peter - who had confessed the ...
... later realized that the prophecy had been fulfilled , and he wept bitterly ( Matt . 26:75 ; Mark 14:72 ) . The fact of Peter's denial did not destroy the love and trust that Jesus felt for him . It was to Peter - who had confessed the ...
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... later bought him a cornetcy - a commission - in his own regiment of horse ( 1731 ) . Early political career . In 1735 Pitt was offered one of the “ pocket ” boroughs his brother controlled , Old Sarum in Wiltshire , and entered ...
... later bought him a cornetcy - a commission - in his own regiment of horse ( 1731 ) . Early political career . In 1735 Pitt was offered one of the “ pocket ” boroughs his brother controlled , Old Sarum in Wiltshire , and entered ...
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... Later Epistemology ( 1962 ) . The strong mathematical component in Plato is examined formally by A. WEDBERG , Plato's Philoso- phy of Mathematics ( 1955 ) ; and in concrete applications by R.S. BRUMBAUGH , Plato's Mathematical ...
... Later Epistemology ( 1962 ) . The strong mathematical component in Plato is examined formally by A. WEDBERG , Plato's Philoso- phy of Mathematics ( 1955 ) ; and in concrete applications by R.S. BRUMBAUGH , Plato's Mathematical ...
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