The Christian Spectator, Volume 6Howe & Spalding, 1824 - Theology |
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... Lord I know that the way of man is not in himself : it is not in man that walk- eth to direct his steps . ' . Jeremiah made this declaration under the influence equally of piety and of affliction . Whatever may be the lo- cal ...
... Lord I know that the way of man is not in himself : it is not in man that walk- eth to direct his steps . ' . Jeremiah made this declaration under the influence equally of piety and of affliction . Whatever may be the lo- cal ...
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... Lord . By estab- lishing his court at Jerusalem , he soon drew around him all the offi- cers of government , which gave that city such an importance , that in a short time it became the great me- tropolis of Palestine . The splen- dour ...
... Lord . By estab- lishing his court at Jerusalem , he soon drew around him all the offi- cers of government , which gave that city such an importance , that in a short time it became the great me- tropolis of Palestine . The splen- dour ...
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... Lord and his Christ , and the " knowledge of the Lord to cover the earth as the waters cover the sea , " and if we find these means resisted , and decried from various sources and from vari- ous motives , this is only what was to be ...
... Lord and his Christ , and the " knowledge of the Lord to cover the earth as the waters cover the sea , " and if we find these means resisted , and decried from various sources and from vari- ous motives , this is only what was to be ...
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... Lord , how could you join in such a plot ? What could induce your Lordship to lend your name to such a business as this : and why should you think so basely of the Clergy , as to tempt them by your example and fair reputation , to sign ...
... Lord , how could you join in such a plot ? What could induce your Lordship to lend your name to such a business as this : and why should you think so basely of the Clergy , as to tempt them by your example and fair reputation , to sign ...
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... Lord Teignmouth who observing that Dr. Wordsworth's real ground of objection , amounted to nothing more than this , that the Bible Society with- drew from the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge , funds which would otherwise be ...
... Lord Teignmouth who observing that Dr. Wordsworth's real ground of objection , amounted to nothing more than this , that the Bible Society with- drew from the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge , funds which would otherwise be ...
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