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... in his of families , schools , and sick persons hand the torch of hope , and pouring visited ; of conferences , councils , the light of immortality into the cab- church and prayer meetings , and fuins of ignorance and darkness .
... in his of families , schools , and sick persons hand the torch of hope , and pouring visited ; of conferences , councils , the light of immortality into the cab- church and prayer meetings , and fuins of ignorance and darkness .
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... and the persons of there is no sense whatever , in which the living in the changes they have man can be said to direct his own undergone , successively occupying way . So far as he possesses the the field of vision , as the year re- ...
... and the persons of there is no sense whatever , in which the living in the changes they have man can be said to direct his own undergone , successively occupying way . So far as he possesses the the field of vision , as the year re- ...
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In general , tions , while they acted and chose in it is too well known to be disputed , the most voluntary manner , would that some persons obtain advanta- fulfil the purposes of his pleasure . ges of a worldly nature by their sa- That ...
In general , tions , while they acted and chose in it is too well known to be disputed , the most voluntary manner , would that some persons obtain advanta- fulfil the purposes of his pleasure . ges of a worldly nature by their sa- That ...
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For 30 often repeated in these letters , they earnestly desired , that they may be taken sometimes appella- should be perfect in all things , and tively , but then the persons so denom- irreprehensible , whom they were inated bave ...
For 30 often repeated in these letters , they earnestly desired , that they may be taken sometimes appella- should be perfect in all things , and tively , but then the persons so denom- irreprehensible , whom they were inated bave ...
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If same persons whom Paul denomi- the " gosolwies presidents of churches Dates bishops . If the original of this are here intended , which is probainconsistent passage should ever ble , because he speaks of such in the emerge from ...
If same persons whom Paul denomi- the " gosolwies presidents of churches Dates bishops . If the original of this are here intended , which is probainconsistent passage should ever ble , because he speaks of such in the emerge from ...
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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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