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Under all He says it was the Logos , who ap- disadvantages , the facts , so far as peared in Paradise ; and though be given from his own observation , are describes him as an effect , yet rep- worthy of belief . resents hiin as being at ...
Under all He says it was the Logos , who ap- disadvantages , the facts , so far as peared in Paradise ; and though be given from his own observation , are describes him as an effect , yet rep- worthy of belief . resents hiin as being at ...
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Having in a previous essay made some observations respecting the character of David as subject leads me to speak of ( k ) Lib . III . C. 14 . The Literati who fourished during his reign . 1. The Poets . David stood at the head of the ...
Having in a previous essay made some observations respecting the character of David as subject leads me to speak of ( k ) Lib . III . C. 14 . The Literati who fourished during his reign . 1. The Poets . David stood at the head of the ...
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In our translation they exhibit which might be equally applicable to a complexion peculiar to themselves , and any monarch who succeeded him , although approaching nearer to David , I would observe , than to any of the other poets ...
In our translation they exhibit which might be equally applicable to a complexion peculiar to themselves , and any monarch who succeeded him , although approaching nearer to David , I would observe , than to any of the other poets ...
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... the 7th day of received ; and to implore such farther May next , be observed by the said blessings as they stand in need of ; Colonies as a day of humiliation , fast- and it having pleased him in his abuning and prayer , that'we may ...
... the 7th day of received ; and to implore such farther May next , be observed by the said blessings as they stand in need of ; Colonies as a day of humiliation , fast- and it having pleased him in his abuning and prayer , that'we may ...
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They hear a few and Tracts also . alarming phrases , such as amalgamaWe observe this in order to show tion , heterogeneous mixture , combihow nearly it is allied to the Bible nation of parties , and they immediand Common Prayer Book ...
They hear a few and Tracts also . alarming phrases , such as amalgamaWe observe this in order to show tion , heterogeneous mixture , combihow nearly it is allied to the Bible nation of parties , and they immediand Common Prayer Book ...
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| 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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