Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 1S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 195
... appear principally , if not solely , as saical laws may appear at first view , they were chosen and commanded to and unworthy the wisdom of God to this end , to separate the Hebrews enact them as laws ; yet the case will from their ...
... appear principally , if not solely , as saical laws may appear at first view , they were chosen and commanded to and unworthy the wisdom of God to this end , to separate the Hebrews enact them as laws ; yet the case will from their ...
Page 196
... appear in them- neighbours , and to all their customs selves worthy the wisdom and the and manners , good or bad , innocent goodness of God ; that he should as well as idolatrous . It appears take care in some proper way to put on the ...
... appear in them- neighbours , and to all their customs selves worthy the wisdom and the and manners , good or bad , innocent goodness of God ; that he should as well as idolatrous . It appears take care in some proper way to put on the ...
Page 272
... appear but as the there is no man that ever read the ministers of his will . In short , these sermons of Christ and his apostles , Divine Books unfold the ways of or ever heard them read , but under- Providence . God , who conceals him ...
... appear but as the there is no man that ever read the ministers of his will . In short , these sermons of Christ and his apostles , Divine Books unfold the ways of or ever heard them read , but under- Providence . God , who conceals him ...
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