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... established and encouraged schools , visited the sick , the distressed and the dying , -attended funerals , -visited from house to house , and poured the phial of consolation into every bosom of sorrow which they met . In latter years ...
... established and encouraged schools , visited the sick , the distressed and the dying , -attended funerals , -visited from house to house , and poured the phial of consolation into every bosom of sorrow which they met . In latter years ...
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... establishing a meeting at his own house . To accomplish this , after having fasted , and prayed for divine ... establish missions among the Indians , according to a part of the articles of their constitution . Their success here has been ...
... establishing a meeting at his own house . To accomplish this , after having fasted , and prayed for divine ... establish missions among the Indians , according to a part of the articles of their constitution . Their success here has been ...
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... established connection between nor In regard to our spiritual concerns also , God's disposition of us is regulated , according to the same general principle . In accomplishing certain ends , he never violates any established connection ...
... established connection between nor In regard to our spiritual concerns also , God's disposition of us is regulated , according to the same general principle . In accomplishing certain ends , he never violates any established connection ...
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... established the position , with which it commenced , that " The wisdom of this world is foolishness with God . It touches not our subject . There are three small books , written by Theophilus of Antioch to his friend Autolycus , an ...
... established the position , with which it commenced , that " The wisdom of this world is foolishness with God . It touches not our subject . There are three small books , written by Theophilus of Antioch to his friend Autolycus , an ...
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... established by their successions . These were necessarily described by the successive primi , or posolwles . In the next chapter he observes ; " It is easy for all who wish to see the truth , to behold in every church the traditional ...
... established by their successions . These were necessarily described by the successive primi , or posolwles . In the next chapter he observes ; " It is easy for all who wish to see the truth , to behold in every church the traditional ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Christian Spectator, Volume 6 Volumes 194-196; Volumes 229-230 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Publisher | Howe & Spalding, 1824 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jun 2008 |
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